As this study shows, even ancient history has its ancient history.
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"So I've got a real interest in ancient history, and I mean ancient, ancient history," she continues, leaning in, lowering her voice, and checking behind her.
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There is a long ancient history of agalmatophilia, statue lust.
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By that time, the Uber lawsuit should be ancient history.
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Rating: Álvarez Cubero invented zone defence, learn your ancient history.
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James probably wouldn't be a fan of reliving ancient history.
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But all of that is ancient history at this point.
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During the conversation, DeLuca and Maggie's "ancient history" comes up.
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The campaign, brutal as it was, is now ancient history.
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Any the wiser sounds like a character from ancient history.
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What is the point of this piece of ancient history?
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Ancient history, for a state carved out by colonial powers.
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When talking about ancient history, it's hard to be definitive.
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Greece is known for its rich ancient history and culture.
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It's ancient history," Bove said Tuesday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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Now, this may all seem like ancient history in 20143.
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The America of those days now seems like ancient history.
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I mean, they're a vehicle ... I'm talking ancient history now.
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Although the information about the SERVO vulnerabilities are ancient history, since they were first revealed in the 2007 report, it's still relevant because "we're still running ancient history [software] in our elections today," Wallach said.
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"Here's to Ancient History," she captioned a photo of the Parthenon.
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For the Mormons, what happened back then, sure, that's ancient history.
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Especially when you're young, and three years ago is ancient history.
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I always had a great passion for ancient history, for Rome.
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But to this bunch of players, South Africa is ancient history.
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The two countries have an ancient history in the timber realm.
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ANCIENT HISTORY Like many things, it all began with the ancient Greeks.
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The ancient history of Michigan and Detroit is completely intertwined with copper.
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Meek Mill, but tonight that's all officially ancient history ... TMZ has learned.
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Do you ever get sick of people asking you about ancient history?
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And while it's tempting to portray this as ancient history, it isn't.
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Ancient history it is, but in Europe the historical memory is profound.
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"It's ancient history, as far as she is concerned," says the source.
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It seems like ancient history, but it's precisely what we fear for tomorrow.
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I think probably like ancient history, if they will remember it at all.
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It might not be part of ancient history, but can't bartering be good?
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That is its charm, as it takes in painting, poetry and ancient history.
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If not, 73-9 will feel like ancient history compared with 1-3.
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The stigma around meeting people online is basically ancient history — even for Tinder.
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That long-lost era of a few months ago feels like ancient history.
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Just to go back to ancient history, Yahoo had bought IntoMe and GoTo.
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Between the lines: This tale is ancient history for most of us now.
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The reader may fairly argue that the 1970s could be considered ancient history.
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It fuels a cultural competitiveness in China that turns ancient history into a battleground.
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Anything he was thinking of before he went into this enterprise was ancient history.
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Once called Constantinople, today Istanbul offers a glimpse into ancient history and modern sensibilities.
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Unfortunately, all of this seemed like ancient history at the turn of the century.
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In ancient history--before 2012, say--American presidential elections were sometimes reasoned, somber affairs.
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ANCIENT HISTORY I listen to an audiobook as I shower and water my plants.
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"Casey sees all the talk about her case as ancient history," the source says.
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The preseason debate over whether him or Grant should start feels like ancient history.
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So seeing a series like Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy, that's ancient history to you.
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In a way, quilts are to contemporary history what pottery is to ancient history.
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It all sounds like ancient history — until you or your work crew find something.
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For Mr. Gil, however, the site's modern renaissance pales next to its ancient history.
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Ancient history, the future, and all the years in between—that's a lot of stuff.
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" Bochco has made such a spectacular recovery that he says leukemia feels like "ancient history.
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That feels like ancient history now that the price of one bitcoin has surpassed $4,000.
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And it's not going to happen unless people say, alright this is not ancient history.
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In the ancient history of early July, he claimed the meeting was about Russian adoption.
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I'm talking about ancient history now, but it's the only history I come out of.
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In the ancient history predating the late 90s, computers were neither necessary nor cool-looking.
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So much has happened since the events it depicts that it feels like ancient history.
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You might think that the Uber story is ancient history, but it very much isn't.
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If you don't like bustling markets, try exploring Delhi's treasure trove of ancient history and culture.
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Nothing makes a player seem like ancient history like putting them in the Hall of Fame.
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Unlike its regional neighbors Egypt and Jordan, Saudi Arabia is not well-known for ancient history.
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It was a stark reminder the Holocaust is not ancient history but still in living memory.
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It turns out that relatively few people seem to care about this kind of ancient history.
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From a very young age, I had an enormous love for traveling and for ancient history.
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That was ancient history by the time Bork, who died in 2012, entered the hearing room.
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RELATED: Trump on the defense over Clinton's housing market digs All of that seemed like ancient history.
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As a result, the ancient and not so ancient history of hacking has a lot of holes.
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Yup, this really did happen (Awwwww.) Should DJ and Steve be together or is this ancient history?
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And finally, here's a bit of ancient history: Who scored the first points in Super Bowl history?
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Analysts at Bernstein said on Monday that the resolution of Openreach's structural future felt like ancient history.
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Sure he expounds on what feels like ancient history, but Barrow exudes a measured confidence and pleasure.
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"They had no idea," Mullin said of what would be ancient history to today's 13-year-old.
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His grandmother had been deported during World War II, but that was ancient history for his students.
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But as far as a message goes, the 2008 and 2012 campaigns were not exactly ancient history.
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And because of its rich ancient history, Greece has several sites that are worth paying a visit.
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The challenge scientists now face is to figure out how Apidima 1 fits into our ancient history.
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She prized the sport's ancient history and its enormous but surprisingly fast athletes in topknots and loincloths.
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So this fixation on defending ancient history, defending this great civilizational legacy, is a very galvanizing force.
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A type of unity ceremony based on Bible verses and ancient history, salt ceremonies are becoming increasingly popular.
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But there are five teams that do not even have ancient history to look back upon with satisfaction.
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This means that any data gathered could help researchers piece together the ancient history of our solar system.
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Although evidence of ancient history exists and old traditions live on, Seoul is a technologically-forward, globalist place.
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We've found these same patterns in ancient history, across the U.S. 50 states, and among the working class.
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Velikovsky was an author known mostly for his controversial "comparative mythology" books, which recast and reinterpreted ancient history.
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We know the South Carolina primary might seem like ancient history, but it was actually only last Saturday.
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At news conferences, he entertained reporters with answers peppered with references to philosophers, pop music and ancient history.
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The birthplace of golf is also a beautiful destination packed with medieval ruins and ancient history to explore.
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I also love ancient history — the Greeks, the Romans, Alexander the Great and his successors — fascinating stuff all.
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The French fascination with Iran mainly encompasses ancient history, as the country partook in archeological excavations across Iran.
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But that's ancient history, and those collapses occurred when sea levels were much lower than they are today.
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Dr. Griffin taught at Somerville College, Oxford, for decades and was an emeritus fellow in ancient history there.
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Our ancient-history counterparts weren't so lucky (if "lucky" is the right word, for what we've got going here).
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To the white community it may seem like ancient history that no one today is responsible for, he said.
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But to young people like Straus, life in the closet might already seem like the stuff of ancient history.
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He was fascinated by ancient history and would listen to Books on Tape as he pedaled, his father said.
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As ancient history and transcendental experts tell it, the festival site is positioned over two highly-powerful energy leylines.
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In a 2015 interview with SurfStitch, she shared that she was studying ancient history and archeology at Sydney University.
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All I could say is, it was 30 years ago, ancient history, but I'm glad I got the dog.
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The people loved him, and like all controversial figures in ancient history, Pulcher was eventually assassinated by a rival politician.
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And all of that is ancient history compared to Sanders' surprise win over Clinton in the Michigan primary this March.
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Although coined in the nineteenth century, the concept of selective breeding and human population culling has a more ancient history.
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This is a critical tool if we are to investigate the ancient history of Mars, not just what happened recently.
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By the time November rolls around, accusations of bigoted behavior in 2015 and early 2016 will seem like ancient history.
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I'm 37, and that time in my life is ancient history, though the bankruptcy still shows on my credit report.
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Here was a modern Egyptian-American, playing in her own ancient history, the same way I was, here at home.
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Hanson is most original and enjoyable when he uses his professional background in ancient history to illuminate 20th-century war.
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Anyone claiming to see modern lessons in ancient history, especially Roman history, should be considered a hack until proved innocent.
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Fallen Order is also a dream for lore nerds, with lots of ancient history to delve into if you're interested.
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The Losers are flipping through ancient history, looking at woodcut drawings from centuries past, depicting clashes and conflagrations from Derry's history.
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Woven skillfully into its fabric are the authentic records of what is perhaps the single best-documented period in ancient history.
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Using ink and acrylic, the artist represents the capital of Egypt as a chaotic modern metropolis that's steeped in ancient history.
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All of this may seem like ancient history, but history has a way of repeating itself in the most inconvenient ways.
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Afterward, we're taking you the intersection of modern technology and ancient history, as Egyptologists use new tools to investigate the past.
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King Tut's burial mask is displayed at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo and is considered a valuable artifact from ancient history.
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If Jimmy truly thought the bad blood between him and Howard was "ancient history," a "no thank you" would have sufficed.
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Even as a child, Twombly was an avid reader, fascinated by mythology and ancient history, with an interest in making art.
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Today I'd like to put ancient history on hold for a moment and move from the past right into the present.
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Today, millions of Germans were not even born when East Germany fell; to them, the Nazi era feels like ancient history.
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It seemed like footage from ancient history, when our hands were innocent things, not the very vessels of death and disease.
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That would be just so much ancient history except that history is repeating itself, offering a fascinating undercurrent to Monday's argument.
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Instead, "Cleopatra" delivers beats, bass and beefy hooks in a nightclub setting that makes most musical theater feel like ancient history.
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She earned a doctorate in philosophy at Oxford and, in 1967, became a fellow and tutor in ancient history at Somerville.
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For a teenager born in France twenty years after her grandparents immigrated there, the journey from Algiers to Marseilles is ancient history.
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ANCIENT Egypt has held the world in thrall for so long that some of those once enthralled are now ancient history themselves.
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Vestiges remain, particularly in old quarters, at the temples and historic squares, and in the ancient history of its style and architecture.
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FRANKFURT — The banking crisis that began in 211 seems like ancient history in much of the world, but not at Deutsche Bank.
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In addition to the ability to stretch a dollar, many of these locations also promise both modern-day adventure and ancient history.
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To Republicans who oppose the spending bill, the days of Tea Party activists railing against the growing debt seem like ancient history.
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I loved books about animals (and still do: Sy Montgomery's "The Soul of an Octopus" is a dream) and about ancient history.
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It's clear Xan feels the guy was antagonizing him over what now seems like ancient history -- his March 2018 comment about Tupac.
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Which is the reason why, if you talk to a philosophy professor or an ancient history professor, nobody in academia takes Atlantis seriously.
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What was often lost was the other side of Iran: its ancient history, its young and open-minded population, its food and culture.
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Whether your visit is to see ancient history or hit the green, these essentials will help you make the most of your trip.
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If ancient history is any guide, the consequences for life — especially marine life in the cooler parts of the ocean — will be disastrous.
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"It solved the problem of what actual title he had," said Jonathan Price, professor of classics and ancient history at Tel Aviv University.
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The horrific carnage of the wars that ravaged Europe in the 75 years before World War II is fast fading into ancient history.
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Biden pointed to his long-ago apology for that 21 vote which, if we're honest, seems like ancient history in the Trump era.
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These events happened at the height of Egyptomania—a sweeping craze where people's interest in this aspect of ancient history grew to incredible heights.
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Either way, we'll just have to wait and see — for all we know, it could've been an impulsive act that is already ancient history.
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I'm very, very blessed, or lucky I guess, that I have a background in history in college and particularly in medieval and ancient history.
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Syria is steeped in ancient history that has profoundly influenced the world's culture and civilization in both the West and in the Middle East.
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The Moon is the Rosetta Stone of our solar system, used by planetary scientists to decipher the most ancient history of our celestial neighborhood.
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But upon closer examination, it becomes clear that Brown, a Detroit native, has not chosen these shapes arbitrarily or plucked them from ancient history.
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Ms. Raden studied ancient history and physics at the University of Chicago — "What are you going to do with those degrees?" she asked rhetorically.
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This metaphor becomes almost literal in the series "Information," made from doctored ancient history books, such as Hands on the Past and Lost Worlds.
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Cairo is described as "chaos at its most magnificent, infuriating and beautiful," but the capital of Egypt is more known for its ancient history.
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Ancient history: With an analysis of DNA preserved in ancient skeletons on the Iberian Peninsula, scientists are peering into human prehistory in the region.
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More recently, David Mitchell's "Cloud Atlas" and N.K. Jemisin's "Broken Earth" trilogy hint that the far future might look very much like ancient history.
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The study shows that at least twice in ancient history, humans and their relatives (known as hominins) arrived on Flores and then grew shorter.
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She graduated from the University of Washington and received a master's degree in ancient history and Mediterranean archaeology from the University of California, Berkeley.
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Gideon brilliantly explains both the controversial science that's transforming archaeology — and the risks that come from the perception of scientific certainty about ancient history.
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As NKA attempted to construct a neat lineage bridging the gaps between a proud, ancient history and a hopeful future, what failed was not form.
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The items were handed over to specialists at the Ancient History and Roman Archeology Department in the Bern Archaeological Service one day after the discovery.
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You don't always need lidar to help you peer into the gulf between ancient history and the distant future; sometimes it's right between your feet.
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Though the game was first released in 2011, ancient history given the rapid progress of video game graphics, its immersive outdoor environments still look great.
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"The Epic of Gilgamesh" I enjoy reading epic stories from ancient history and in recent years have been reading abridged versions aloud to my kids.
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"I've always been interested in ancient history because it speaks to where we are as a people and culture," explains Sessoms to The Creators Project.
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Joseph Manning, a professor of ancient history at Yale University, said that while such finds are not especially unusual, this particular case merited further investigation.
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Coughlin's crafting of the Giants' two Super Bowl upsets against the Patriots may seem like ancient history, but it is still fresh in his mind.
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Itch passes through our bodies in direct currents, as if from ancient history; sex and pain enter our lives communally, loaded with the local news.
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Even normally reputable sources like the online Ancient History Encyclopedia fall prey to perpetuating the idea of the link between the army and the acronym.
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This week, a new micro-car in Europe, white nationalists misuse ancient history, Joan Jonas in London, a feminist history of food journalism, and more.
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Although black and white television is ancient history for most tech-savvy consumers, more than 7,000 households in the UK still use the monochromatic TV set.
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Humphrey's leadership in the civil rights movement seemed like ancient history, and his association with LBJ was more than enough to condemn him in our eyes.
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From a pragmatic angle, there also remains the fact that for many millennial voters, the scandal was so long ago that it feels like ancient history.
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The apartheid wall, often called such for the cultural and ethnic divisions it enforces, is the most notable landmark in a region steeped in ancient history.
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This knowledge, learned too late, had been boxed up by Jiayu as distant—ancient—history, and she had not imagined that family of three until now.
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Now two evolutionary biologists have joined the fray, offering a new way of thinking about the female orgasm based on a reconstruction of its ancient history.
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Kitty Hawk's unveil came via a New York Times story a week ago, which makes it ancient history for people who inhale news on the internet.
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The island of Okinoshima in Japan, added to the Wold Heritage Site list on July 9, has archaeological sites that attest to an ancient history of rituals.
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Avenatti called those charges "laughable" at the time, denying the notion that Daniels was backed by Democratic Party interests and downplaying his political work as ancient history.
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Its grip on names was entrenched by Napoleon in 1803, who decreed that all babies should be named after a saint (or a figure from ancient history).
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Though now ancient history in Silicon Valley years, Ronny Conway has been credited with introducing a16z to Instagram when it was a nascent mobile photo-sharing app.
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African Christianity has an ancient history that is infrequently emphasized in western scholarship; however, Ethiopia's embrace of Christianity developed during the period known as Roman Late Antiquity.
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Forty-four years ago seems like ancient history to a hockey-loving nation that has produced other international stars like Wayne Gretzky, Mario Lemieux and Sidney Crosby.
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For those millennials who view the 1990s as ancient history, let me just remind you of the eerie parallels between the Clinton years and the Trump years.
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Over the years, Vollmer says he has accumulated more than 300 books of all genres, but prefers books on ancient history and on the United States Constitution.
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Mallun: Sally, what can you share with us ... It also feels like a little bit of ancient history now with the Kavanaugh and the Supreme Court hearings.
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Few artists have had such a precipitous rise between projects as Vic Mensa, whose last release, 2013's INNANETAPE, might as well be ancient history at this point.
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And ancient history — where the record is fragmented and riddled with unknown unknowns — is a pictorial parade lit more by flickering torches than by a steady, burning light.
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This week, whitewashing ancient history, Alice Neel's Indian-American portrait, taking an online architecture course at Harvard, the birth of global tourism, street libraries and neoliberalism, and more.
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Spider-Man: Homecoming was always a little bit of a gamble, given that both previous Spider-Man series (featuring Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield) are hardly ancient history.
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But today, the macroeconomic, business and political conditions that served as the feedstock to co-founders Kristo Käärman and Taavet Hinrikus when they launched TransferWise are ancient history.
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But at a news conference at the museum last month, Trobisch said some of the confiscated objects had been destined for an exhibit on writing in ancient history.
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It seems like ancient history, but there were those who doubted the Ivy educated Obama who came from Chicago could connect with and fire up black voters nationwide.
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Hearing the great myths spoken in a language from my present with a trace of ancient history physically broke me open, Gaiman's voice bringing the characters to life.
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Your book, which argues that America's youths are largely coddled and ill equipped to compete in the global economy, is full of references to ancient history and philosophy.
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And it celebrated the ancient history of the Persian Empire while implicitly criticizing the persecution of religious minorities by the mullahs who rule the Islamic republic of today.
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He studied at Jesus College under A. H. M. Jones, the pre-eminent historian of the Roman Empire, and earned a doctorate in ancient history there in 1960.
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Readers in 1920 would have been thinking about all the developments — industrialized warfare, cars, telephones, airplanes — that made even the 18703s, let alone the 1870s, feel like ancient history.
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But that is ancient history to today's Cambodians, the vast majority of whom were born well after the Khmer Rouge regime collapsed in 1979, routed by a Vietnamese invasion.
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While the eastern part of the building is a gift shop, visitors who tour the western part of the building are given an inside look at its ancient history.
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We don't need morbid, insensitive tourists eager to play Indiana Jones at the expense of a country's ancient history and heritage, which often feeds into local corruption as well.
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Too often today, we fail to acknowledge and confront the incredible amount of racism that has shaped the ideas of scholars we cite in the field of ancient history.
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Bookshelf For today's college students, the 1968 Columbia University takeover that closed the campus and the violent eviction of the protesters by the police must seem like ancient history.
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After graduating in 1952 from Harvard, where he studied classical languages and ancient history, he served in the Coast Guard and earned a law degree at Stanford Law School.
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All that now looks like ancient history with Djokovic set to return to the world's top 10 after falling outside the top 20 for the first time since 2006.
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"I really do think it's ancient history," the White House foreign policy adviser told reporters, noting Pence had discussed the deal with Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop earlier this year.
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A privileged New York debutante, Eva studied classical subjects at Bryn Mawr and acted in ancient history-inspired "tableaux" at Bar Harbor, an island resort off the coast of Maine.
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With refugee arrivals falling and the perception of government control and competence restored, the big wobble in her popularity of late 2015 and early 2016 now feels like ancient history.
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It's hard to remember, but there was a time not long ago when no comic got the benefit of the doubt more than Louis C.K. That is ancient history now.
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Fact is, Austin says the writers know exactly how to tailor the topics for these three -- and he believes they'll be throwing pop culture curveballs instead of ancient history softballs.
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It's called "They Shall Not Grow Old," and it uses state-of-the-art technology to tell the story of World War I without making it seem like ancient history.
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When we think of Rome and its history, particularly its ancient history, we tend to imagine the city projecting its power out into the world, over an astonishing geographical range.
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BAR GONZO If the '2315s don't feel like ancient history, you'll be right at home at this two-story restaurant, bar and lounge that takes its inspiration from that era.
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But Mr. Therrien Pinette argues that the Innu claim is not ancient history, saying his grandfather fished and traveled on the river from the mouth to his northern hunting grounds.
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And "Snow Fall," a story that the sports desk did with the graphics department years ago, it feels like ancient history, but it was a big deal at the time.
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Since approximately 300 BC, tapestries have been revered for their places on walls around the world, but their ancient history and ability to last for centuries doesn't intimidate Erin M. Riley.
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The feature could make people more comfortable having honest conversations or using Messenger for flirting since they can second-guess what they send, but it won't let people change ancient history.
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"The Assyrian war machine was the most efficient military force in the ancient world up until the fall of the empire in 612 BCE," according to the Ancient History Encyclopedia 2018.
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Professor Sigley said the idea of ancient caravan routes in southwest China appeals to Chinese tourists as proof of the country's ancient history and a stark counterpoint to its rapid development.
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WASHINGTON — Democratic efforts to highlight sexual assault charges that are more than 30 years old have been dismissed by supporters of Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh as the dredgings of ancient history.
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He has been in Parliament since 1983, before they were born, and for them, his back story, which includes a record of staggering disloyalty to previous Labour leaders, is ancient history.
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The failed romance that inspired Jacqueline to co-write "Reasons" is obviously ancient history, and a wedding is just one more thing she has to look forward to in the coming months.
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For this line we pulled in a lot from China, different dynasties, but we also are very fascinated with the history and culture of Japan, Thailand, and the ancient history of Korea.
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The local Dravidians, as opposed to the "Aryan" people of north India, are both proud of their ancient history and consider themselves to have been deprecated by India's largely northern nation-builders.
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"Today, most people haven't seen those kinds of photographs, so they assume [animal testing is] ancient history," says Troy Seidle, director of the research and toxicology department at the Humane Society International.
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And more than a half-century's worth of inside information about the Beach Boys, who were all the rage until they were ancient history, has undeniable appeal, especially from a new perspective.
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Cultural heritage can provide a catalyst for rebuilding communities and strengthening civil society in Iraq, so revitalising and preserving Iraq's ancient history is not just about the past, but about the future.
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Of most note is the Wayback Machine part of the Internet Archive, which lets you take a dip into the ancient history of many popular websites... ancient as in the early 2000s.
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In the midst of an impeachment inquiry regarding President Trump's dealings with Ukraine, allegations about his extramarital affairs — and the efforts by his associates to cover them up — may seem like ancient history.
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I remember many things that people today might consider ancient history, but one of the moments that stands out to me the most today -- even after 43 years -- is the 1945 World Series.
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In connecting Hiroshima to an ancient history of war, and in abstracting its lessons to a global scale, Obama subsumed the very specific sins of Japan and America in the sins of mankind.
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The short story missions in "Rise of Iron" rely on players caring about Destiny's version of ancient history: a group of proto-Guardians known as the Iron Lords who were killed generations before.
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The past two weeks' claims alone would be enough to push the unemployment rate up to 2000 percent from 245 percent in February — a half-century low that now seems like ancient history.
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The past two weeks' claims alone would be enough to push the unemployment rate up to 2000 percent from 245 percent in February — a half-century low that now seems like ancient history.
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While the hotel is not nearly as old as the grounds it resides upon, its bar does offer the once-in-a-lifetime chance to have a drink inside a piece of ancient history.
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This is hardly ancient history, yet here we are today, looking at a pair of neatly crafted buds that you might quickly forget you're wearing if it wasn't for their great passive noise isolation.
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Leaving aside the fact the NSF grant, which began in 2010, is ancient history, singling it out for attack reflects very current threats to both climate science and the arts under the Trump administration.
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I admire ancient history' ancient architecture and motif' and I may not be consciously thinking: "Well' this is going to be a Greek key or valance'" but that's in the back of my mind.
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Her forecasts aren't always accurate, in part, because astrology, though rooted in ancient history and inexorably linked to self identity in the age of social media, isn't a real way to predict the future.
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Off the field, the showdown between the commissioner and Patriots fans seemed almost quaint and in some ways like ancient history, if only because scandals seem to be hitting the N.F.L. in unending waves.
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Girard spent the later decades of his career elaborating how, in myth and ancient history, human societies purchased peace and stability by displacing the bad blood of mimetic rivalry into violence against a scapegoat.
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On the one hand, their knowledge of ancient history and literature is often very shallow, and the scholar in me wants to interject by adding much more nuance and complexity to their awful interpretations.
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Messages can only be unsent for the first 10 minutes after they're delivered so that you can correct a mistake or remove something you accidentally pushed, but you won't be able to edit ancient history.
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Now, one might be tempted to dismiss as ancient history whatever democratizing role the SAT and ACT once played and argue that we have entered into an era when those tests have outlived their purpose.
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What sets this film apart from ancient-history dramas such as Mel Gibson's "Apocalypto" (2006) or the preposterous "One Million Years BC" (1966) is that the dialogue is all conducted in Rhaetic, an extinct language.
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The subject matter is something that Fox shrugs off as ancient history: Bill, her "first boyfriend," a middle-aged man who was her running coach, back when she spent weekends training at a local ranch.
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Of course, skeletons alone can never tell the whole story when it comes to a person's assigned sex or gender identity—intersex people exist, of course, and trans identities have always existed in ancient history.
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From the creative ancient history of Wakanda, to how the civilization has grown over time with technologies the which we can only hope to achieve, this movie tells a great story through a great perspective.
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Perhaps this is why we now enter MAM's permanent collection via the east arm of the exuberant Santiago Calatrava addition built in 2001 — not, as we once did, through ancient history (mummies, Greece and Rome).
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Ice ages will once again come and go, as they did in ancient history, meaning the crushing weight of glaciers will press down upon the Earth and potentially impact any nuclear vault buried deep underground.
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"At the margin, this report reduces the odds of a March rate hike, but two more reports are due before the FOMC meeting, by which time these numbers will be ancient history," wrote Mr. Shepherdson.
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The fracking production, led by Permian Basin, Bakken formation and Eagle Ford, also in Texas, caused oil prices to tumble -- making the $100 barrel ancient history -- to as low as $25 a barrel early this year.
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When a threat is imminent, this reaction is essential to your survival, but when a threat is ancient history, holding onto that stress wreaks havoc on your body and can have devastating health consequences over time.
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However, a few things can explain why cancer is seemingly missing from ancient history: Cancer tends to afflict older people, and almost all of the mummies analyzed in the study were under 50 years of age.
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I spoke to her recently about the appeal of ancient history to the alt-right, how it's used to reinforce misogyny and racism, and why the field of Classics has a major problem on its hands.
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There are at least a few in every episode, and some of them have a real weight and majesty to them, which suggests an ancient history for this version of Oz, one that is never quite expressed.
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What teems with associations to an ancient history is simultaneously imbued with a certain mutability, as if to assert that any past that we as human beings inherit may nevertheless be malleable and manipulated in the present.
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The pass is highly significant in terms of ancient history, as Alexander the Great passed that way in 331 BC in hot pursuit of the Persian king Darius III after defeating him at the battle of Gaugamela.
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It's been only 16 months since Zendaya took her final bow on the Disney Channel, but her new HBO series, "Euphoria," makes one thing clear: The parent-approved portion of her TV career is already ancient history.
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There's that particular revulsion of revisiting the fashions of the past (not yet distant enough to seem retro and chic) and the pathos of realizing that, though this all happened quite recently, it feels like ancient history.
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But Ted Papakostas, an archaeologist based in Thessaloniki who uses flashy videos and graphics to popularise ancient history, believes the value of the Venizelos finds may be understood more clearly by future generations than it is today.
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On that day, he'd pointed out several 1920s Egyptian-influenced jewels made under his father and told me how excited the world had been at the discovery of Tutankhamen's tomb, how it had made ancient history fashionable.
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When a threat is imminent, this reaction is essential to your survival, but when a threat is ancient history, holding on to that stress wreaks havoc on your body and can have devastating health consequences over time.
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Cloud technology has certainly evolved in the seven years since the CIA last did this exercise, and it makes sense that it would want to update a system this old, which is really ancient history in technology terms.
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Wrinkle your nose at that fancy phrase, if you will, and I'll wrinkle with you, but in fact what it means is fairly simple: reading the ancient history of life from the different sequences built into such molecules.
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The ancient history of Westeros is always compelling to me, and this is an appropriately eerie tribute to it, as this strange vision seems to only further convince Dany that Jon means some part of what he says.
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" If that seems like ancient history, consider that after the 9/11 attacks, the New York City Police Department sent informants and plainclothes officers into mosques, bookstores, restaurants, and Muslim student groups, instructing them to initiate conversations about "jihad.
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But for many people, that's now ancient history -- and Booker, who will address the mayors' conference later Thursday, is reintroducing Democrats to this key chapter of his story as he ramps up toward an all-but-inevitable presidential campaign.
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And the proof of concept is still there: That a video game series based on the conceit of making ancient history feel personal benefits greatly from expanding its scope to include the ethnicities and cultures that actually built that history.
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Pages from a high school scrapbook, diligently filled out by the man who would go on to become the first Roman Catholic president, show he loved ancient history, music and football, as well as "beefing," slang for complaining or arguing.
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"2014 feels a long, long time ago ... It's ancient history from our point of view," said Andrew Wilson, EMEA CEO of Goldman Sachs Asset Management, who said his firm had bought bonds from Greece in 2014, which they have since sold.
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Not to dwell on ancient history too much, but is the oft-cited impetus for you leaving Depeche Mode—that the others wanted to go in a darker direction than you did—actually the reason that you quit the band?
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He'll make all of those leaps within a single song if you give him enough room: "Pyramids" crams an astral club romp, a strobe-lit strip club jam, multiple ambient bridges, and an ancient history textbook into just under ten minutes.
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" Matthew Sears, a classics and ancient history professor at the University of New Brunswick in Canada, joined the trend with a viral year-end thread turned Globe and Mail op-ed that declared, "I'll start 2018 by recognizing my white privilege.
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The Ptolemaic Kingdom was a prosperous time in Egypt's ancient history, nearly three centuries from 305 B.C. to 30 B.C. that saw the reign of Queen Cleopatra VII and the construction of the Great Library and the Lighthouse of Alexandria.
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As donors spilled onto the sidewalk outside the event, they kept returning to a moment that was all-but-ancient history: the congressional testimony of Ms. Hill, who accused Clarence Thomas of sexual harassment during his 1991 Supreme Court confirmation hearing.
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Both countries are my friends (culturally for China's rich ancient history; the best of New World for the USA) and both are my enemies (cruel customs and brutal controls in China; Pine Gap and mistaken global interventions by the USA).
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This discovery feels like the sort of thing a writer — in this case Taylor Sheridan ("Hell or High Water"), who also directs — places as a metaphor: for the ancient history of the West, for secrets deeply interred, you name it.
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The show is divided into five areas, where a combination of ancient artifacts, art displays, music and hands-on props take young people on a journey through Muslim cultures in more than 50 countries, from ancient history to the present.
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Up went the hospitable cry "Ice and a slice?" and down sank the hearts of the younger generation, who observed their elders clutching a bottle of Gordon's as if it were a Teddy bear, and decided that gin was ancient history.
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If Italian Fascism has taught us anything, it is that the appropriation of ancient history provides these groups with a false origin story and a sense of authority to use violence that they cannot rightly claim and should never be given.
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What's revealed in this dressed-down footage is that Emily is (rightfully) pissed to have been left out of the loop, not because she's threatened by Arie and Cassie's ancient history, but because it exposes Arie's collusion with the show's incomplete truths.
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As Mr. Chilcot's committee delved back into what seems to many young Britons like ancient history — students entering college this year were 4 years old when the critical decisions were being made — they found something of an echo chamber between London and Washington.
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The figures are however likely to be viewed as ancient history by those trying to gauge how Britain's economy reacted to the vote to leave the EU, given they include data from only a handful of days after the June 23 vote.
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ARIELLE WALSHASHEVILLE, N.C. Dear Arielle, Although it seems like ancient history now, among the books that fascinated me in childhood were the thick mass-market paperbacks of Jean M. Auel's ice age Earth's Children series that I filched from my mother's shelf.
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In a Washington news cycle in which one week's controversies are the next week's ancient history, there's not even a guarantee that voters would be thinking much about impeachment by the time they pull the lever -- either in the primary or the general.
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To Sarah Sanders, the White House deputy press secretary, the cyberattacks that laid waste to the president's political rivals last summer is ancient history, best forgotten: "My gosh, Tucker, when are they gonna let that go?" she asked Fox News host Carlson Tucker, exasperated.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Vale SA, the world's largest iron ore miner, is set to report fourth-quarter earnings on Wednesday but those results now look like ancient history as the company grapples with fallout from a second deadly dam burst in less than four years.
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In Roberts' telling, interference with African-American voting rights in the South was ancient history, successfully swept away by the VRA itself, not to mention a New South where torch-lit Klu Klux Klan marches with Confederate battle flags were things of the past.
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The Edgar Cayce people had this idea that there would be a Hall of Records under the Sphinx: a vault containing the records of Atlantis and the unknown ancient history of the time when all the New Ageists say the pyramids were really made.
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The welcome display is designed as much to flatter Trump as it is to demonstrate Xi's view of China as a global superpower, with both an ancient history and an increasingly modern society to call upon in his bid to compete with the United States.
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He directed me to a URL that linked to a 40-odd page document, formatted like a legal brief, describing everything from hours of operation and directions to the courts to descriptions of the various tennis strokes and ancient history of the game itself.
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Progressive historians — admittedly in the minority still — are trying to educate Pakistani students about their country's ancient history and religions, after years of being told that Pakistan's history begins only with the invasion of Sindh by the Arab conqueror Muhammed bin Qasim in A.D. 711.
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Military historians like Rosemary Moore, a professor of ancient history at the University of Iowa and a veteran herself, noted to me the complete omission of such detail by ancient authors and artists: The absence of evidence is of course not evidence for absence.
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It's cool, I suppose, but it's not putting me in the moment, in the action—it feels a long way from the full-arcade-cab experience of After Burner, and that came out way back in 1987, making it ancient history in video game terms.
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The Dravidians, as opposed to the "Aryan" people of north India who speak Indo-European languages, regard themselves as having been shunted aside, in both ancient history and in the modern India forged by Jawaharlal Nehru, Mahatma Gandhi and the rest of its north Indian founders.
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The Shortest History of Germany, a new, must-read book by the writer James Hawes, tells that story in full: of how the so-called limes separating Roman Germany from non-Roman Germany has remained a formative distinction throughout the post-ancient history of the German people.
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So I ask readers to cast their minds all the way back to ancient history—January and February this year in those innocent days when Britain had yet to vote to leave the EU and the Republicans had yet to settle on Donald Trump as their nominee.
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Tweaked in 1813 to permit "names of persons from ancient history," the law remained in force until 1966, when a Breton man who'd named six of his twelve kids—Adraborann, Brann, Diwezha, Gwendal, Maiwenn, and Sklerijenn—after Celtic heroes sued to have them recognized by the state.
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The continent of Africa, stretching from the cradle of humanity in the south to the Delta Valley, contains so many cultures and communities, all with their own traditions and rituals, that it would be foolish to claim to cover the ancient history of them all in one article.
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Scientists will debate this designation for H. naledi — as they do for all newly discovered species — but the bottom line is that these fossils, detailed in a pair of new papers in the journal eLIFE, give us a fascinating glimpse into a new part of our ancient history.
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In 2628, academic investigators proved that the Census gave the Secret Service the names and addresses of all persons of Japanese ancestry in the Washington, D.C., area during World War II. The Census Bureau acts as if its role in the Japanese-American internment is irrelevant ancient history.
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Starting in the now-ancient history of the commercial internet during the late '90s, online ads were sold much like the TV and radio ads that preceded them: a certain amount of real estate on a certain destination at a specified time, not very different than a Super Bowl ad.
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And while my hand-eye coordination may not be advanced enough for me to apply makeup while pointing an iPhone camera at my face (though you can see someone try the product on for size in the Instagram video below), at least my days of uneven eyeliner are ancient history.
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After a pair of threequels nobody asked for (Spider-Man 903 and Shrek the Third, yes, a Shrek movie came out in 290, yes, 22009 is ancient history), Transformers introduced dubstep cinema to the world, shattering our earbuds in a whirlwind of digital metal, and then... everything was a blur.
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Bodrum, in the province of Mugla, is about a half-hour drive; the port city, which has a population of about 40,000, is known for its seaside resorts and links to ancient history, including the ruins of the Mausoleum of Mausolus, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.
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As Skadden wrote in a March 193 client alert that now feels like ancient history, the first big Chapter 11 filing attributable to the coronavirus was a medical technology company called Valeritas, which suffered a liquidity crisis when China shut down the factories that supply and manufacture its flagship insulin patch.
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Their exploits may have seemed like ancient history to Benton and Newman, but they also knew that you didn't have to squint very hard to see the parallels between Bonnie and Clyde and the antsy youth of the '235s who were beginning to get swept up in what would soon become the counterculture.
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Lacking the dark storytelling that Christopher Nolan and Zack Snyder brought to Batman and Superman, the wiseass edginess of Deadpool, or the prom-king popularity of the Avengers, this band of mutants can't help but feel old-hat; the first film came out 16 years ago, which in blockbuster terms is ancient history.
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"This collapse of the Late Bronze Age is not just a matter of ancient history that has no relevance to us," said Eric H. Cline, a professor of classics and anthropology at George Washington University, who worked at the Megiddo site for two decades but was not involved in this latest study.
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In the sixth century B.C., the Persians are said to have trounced the Egyptians during the Battle of Pelusium, according to the Ancient History Encyclopedia, after the Persian king ordered his soldiers to paint images of cats on their shields and dispatched a crowd of animals to lead the army into battle.
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Image: ESA/DLR/FU BerlinLooking at Earth's ancient history as a precedent, the authors acknowledge the critically important role played by microorganisms to foster habitability on our planet, including the production of oxygen, the regulation of gases like carbon dioxide, methane, and nitrogen, and the breaking down of organic and inorganic materials.
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Commenting on James's 2014 departure from Miami — again, ancient history — Jackson looked back to a time when James wanted the Heat to waive team policy so that he and his associates could stay in Cleveland overnight after a game; Pat Riley, Miami's president and an old Jackson adversary, had to assert his authority.
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