Sentences with phrase «prehistoric times up»
A European team of researchers headed by the University of Zurich and the Technical University Berlin has now studied the shape of the ribcage in more than 120 tetrapods — from prehistoric times up to the present day.
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It's time for bible thumpers to grow up and stop holding humanity back with your fairy tales based on prehistoric men's minuscule viewpoint of the world.
The species Capsicum chinense spread throughout the Caribbean basin in prehistoric times, carried by indigenous people via boat from the Amazon basin to what is now Venezuela to Trinidad, and then through the Lesser Antilles to the Greater Antilles, and finally ending up in the Yucatán Peninsula.
It must go back to prehistoric times when people stood there and looked up at the sky and wondered what's going on up there.
This isn't the first time China turned up a vast treasure trove of prehistoric fossils.
For those who've not yet heard of Caveman Warriors, it's a platforming game — a 2D side scrolling platform game to be precise — and one which places you into the fleecy cover - ups of the local indigenous cave family of the land, taking you on a step back in time to the prehistoric age.
You'll learn more about Greek history in the archaeological museum of Mykonos Town, exhibiting pottery and other objects from prehistoric times, up until the late Hellinistic period.
somewhere back in time, whether to the medieval period to beat up frogs and knights or to a gloopy prehistoric area with lava and dinosaurs aplenty.
He later ended up as an artist on Sabrina the Teenage Witch: A Twitch in Time by Asylum Entertainment, followed by his first job as a lead designer on a canceled prehistoric action - adventure game at Lionhead studios.
In Allora & Calzadilla's video Raptor's Rapture (2012), installed in the Weinberg Bunker (which housed up to 10,000 civilians during war - time air raids), a musician, specializing in prehistoric instruments, tries to serenade a griffon vulture with a 35,000 - year - old flute made from the wing bone of that same species.