bronocice造句

例句與造句

1. A large fortified Baden culture settlement of around 3000 BCE was found in Bronocice near PiD
   cz體.
2. The "'Bronocice pot "', discovered in a village in Funnelbeaker archaeological culture.
3. Sarunas Milisauskas, one of several archaeologists who worked on Bronocice excavation project wrote : " The 1974 field season yielded data beyond our expectations.
4. A pot from Bronocice, PiD
   cz體 County ( 3400 BCE ) has a unique narrative scene and the world's oldest semblance of a four-wheeled cart drawn on its surface.
5. Bronocice pot inscription markings may represent a kind of " pre-writing " symbolic system that was suggested by Old European language, similar to Vin
   a culture logographics ( 5700 4500 BCE ).
6. It's difficult to find bronocice in a sentence. 用bronocice造句挺難的
7. The earliest well-dated depiction of a wheeled vehicle ( here a wagon  four wheels, two axles ) is on the Bronocice pot, a c . 3500  3350 BCE clay pot excavated in a Funnelbeaker culture settlement in southern Poland.
8. From this short-lived second union, Barbara had one known daughter, Anna Orient體na, who married firstly the citizen Jan Stancz and secondly with the noblemen from Bronocice Jakub Obulc ( Obulcz ), member of the Odrow
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   family and cupbearer of Krak體.
9. As David Anthony writes in his book The Horse, the Wheel and Language, in Eastern Europe, the earliest well-dated depiction of a wheeled vehicle ( a wagon with two axles and four wheels ) is on the Bronocice pot ( c . 3500 BCE ).
10. Based on Bronocice discovery, several researchers ( Asko Parpola and Christian Carpelan ), pointed out that " Indo-European languages possess inherited vocabulary related to wheeled transport ", thus providing new research information about the origin of the Indo-European; " the wheeled vehicles were first invented around the middle of the fourth millennium BC . " Other researchers ( David W . Anthony ) suggest that " the evidence of the wool and wagon / wheel vocabularies establishes that late Proto-Indo-European was spoken after about 4000-3500 BCE, probably after 3500 BCE ."