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Meanings of ancient civilisation in English

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Usage of ancient civilisation in English
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The leadership aimed to draw a direct link back to ancient civilisation.
BBC
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And we must remember that ancient civilisation was almost entirely urban.
Outspoken Essays
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He discovered that they had an ancient civilisation of their own.
Mary Gray
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What ancient wood can tell us about ancient civilisation, and the climate it existed in.
Radio NZ
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In the late 60s, he started working on the concept of a newly discovered ancient civilisation
The Guardian
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The ancient civilisation of India had its own ideal of perfection towards which its efforts were directed.
Sadhana : the realisation of life
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It was the cradle of ancient civilisation.
The Irish Times
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It is true that the ancient civilisation long resisted the 'barbarians,' and was then destroyed by the barbarians.
Physics and Politics, or, Thoughts on the application of the pri...
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His investigation found rock tombs, temples, settlements and a water tunnel belonging to an ancient civilisation in the region.
News.com.au
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We know how to drive a motorway through the sites of an ancient civilisation of which little is understood.
The Irish Times
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The area is a Unesco World Heritage Site due to the archaeological treasures of the ancient civilisation of Mapungubwe hill.
The South African
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That anything at all remains to remind us of the existence of these ancient civilisation seems little short of miraculous.
The Irish Times
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He knew them every one, every hall, passage, statue, picture, almost every book in that vast treasure-house of ancient civilisation.
Hypatia — or New Foes with an Old Face
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For instance, those top sheets you shelled away and spoiled, contained probably an absolutely unique account of the ancient civilisation of Yucatan.
The Lost Continent
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Syria is an ancient civilisation; it needs no external guidance or foreign intervention to determine its future after the departure of this dictator.
The Guardian
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The desire to understand the skies was common to every ancient civilisation, from Mesopotamia to our own, as seen at the magnificent Newgrange.
The Irish Times
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