Sentences with phrase «through prehistoric times»

Bonk 3: Bonk's Big Adventure (D4 Enterprise, $ 5.99)-- The hard - headed hero returns for yet another side - scrolling adventure through prehistoric times.

Early Man Four - time Oscar - winning director Nick Park, the creator of Wallace and Gromit, is back with a droll romp through prehistoric times that will put a smile on your face.

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Updated 2/19/2016 Background 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...

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.

Through stories like this, you can easily reinforce the fascination with modern day reptiles and show how they link in the history of animal life back to those magical prehistoric times.

Enjoy a culinary and sensorial journey through the History of the exuberant Yucatan Peninsula, since prehistoric times to the present day including the splendorous Mayan civilization, with an 8 course gourmet dinner pairing with the best products of Mexico.

Portugal tells the history of a country and even a bit of the world, through its historical and archaeological monuments from prehistoric times, with dinosaurs and rock carvings, to the discovery of faraway lands beginning the globalization process through the Discoveries.

Play as a trophy hunter as you traverse through time and wreak havoc through worlds swarming with zombies, robots, monsters and prehistoric beasts.

Her professional relationship with Ballard led her to consider the relationship between earthwork and story, mining the parallels as both were set in saline landscapes where time is marked, in part, through the inclusion of prehistoric creatures.

Just like film stills, the works of Villar Rojas are objects filled with time, devices that narrate time through images, from prehistoric finds to the most futuristic, or post-apocalyptic, landscapes, recording it in the physical substance of matter, in a constant process of evolution and decay.

Sea levels fluctuated continually through late prehistoric and Roman times but rose significantly after 1000 AD.