- deaths.".
Holmes &
Standen 2018, p. 16. Late antiquity: a
guide to the
postclassical world. 1
April 2000. Rapp, Claudia; Drake, H.A. (eds.). The City in...
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European contact Colonial Period (1521–1821)...
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three prin****l periods: the Preclassic,
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Archaic Period,
which saw the first...
- The
Postclassical Ensemble (PCE) is a
classical music ensemble from Washington, D.C. The
organization was
founded by
conductor Angel Gil-Ordoñez and music...
- The
medieval and
early modern history of
Africa spans from the
medieval and
early modern period until the
colonial period in the
history of Africa. The...
- Warren; Brown, Peter; Grabar, Oleg (eds.). Late Antiquity: A
Guide to the
Postclassical World.
Harvard University Press. pp. 625–26. ISBN 978-0-674-51173-6...
- The
color red is the
longest wavelength of
light discernable to the
human eye, with a
range of
between 620 and 750 nanometers. Red was
commonly the first...
