1500 ceの例文

• Between 1000 and 1500 CE, Native American agriculture expanded greatly.
• The Suryadevara nayakas are seem in the inscriptions from 1500 CE onwords.
• The Suryadevara Nayaks are seen in the inscriptions from 1500 CE onwards.
• Current studies chronologically place this site at about 900 to 1500 CE.
• The site was inhabited from approximately 1000 to 1500 CE.
• The early Islamic period ( 1100 1500 CE ) also gave rise to new movements.
• About 500 years ago, around 1500 CE, the modern Inuit made an appearance.
• Both these days occur in 1500 CE.
• The Mound Builder civilization reached its apex circa 1150 CE and ceased to exist circa 1500 CE.
• Originally lodges were rectangular, but around 1500 CE, lodges began to be constructed in a circular form.
• However, states Rocher, the tantra sections of this Purana were likely part of the text by about 1500 CE.
• In 1500 CE, they disappear entirely, but their bloodlines remain, due to interbreeding with humans over the years.
• Most significant was the Great Vowel Shift ( c . 1500 CE ), which transformed the pronunciation of all long vowels.
• The ancient Lycian sunken village of Kaunolu Village, a Hawaiian fishing village, is thought to date from about 1500 CE.
• The Upanishad was likely composed before about 1500 CE, and it was popularized in the 16th century by Caitanya in the Gaudiya Vaishnavism tradition.
• Java adopted } } Islam around 1500 CE . Islam was first accepted by the elites, which contributed to the further spread and acceptance.
• Suryadevara Nayakas ruled in Repalle-Rachuru Kingdom ( Pulivavaru Seema ) around 1400 CE to 1500 CE . They belonged to Telugu cholas lineage.
• The Inca Empire or Tawantinsuyo spanned 3500 miles and controlled the world's largest empire by 1500 CE . Artistically, they unified regional styles.
• Bartholomew of England held this view ( 1240 CE ), as did Leonardo da Vinci ( 1500 CE ) and Athanasius Kircher ( 1644 CE ).
• During Mississippian Period ( 800 to 1500 CE ), Cherokee ancestors developed a new variety of corn called eastern flint, which closely resembles modern corn.