Übersetzung für "Achte jahrhundert" in Englisch

The 7th and 8th centuries were the darkest period in the history of Avignon.

The Baga Nalou and populate the region in the eighth century.

Firstly, this tribe lived on the island of Limnos, around the eighth century before Christ.

The arrival of the Caribbeans on the islands is dated back approximately to the eighth century AD.

To this day the differing water levels caused by the varying levels of the Rhine can be read at the lower end of the Mikwe, the origins of which trace back to the eighth century.

The anthology is a compilation of works of hitherto unknown poets dating back to the eighth century.

This small Byzantine church contains rare frescoes from the eighth, tenth and eleventh centuries and is a rare example of a Byzantine church built during the troubled times of the eight century when the Arabs were pressuring the Byzantine empire.

Gervasio and Protasio, built at the Castrum Nemas around the eighth century and brought to the current three naves around the fourteenth century.

The oldest objects that we know of date back to the 8th and 7th centuries BC and were discovered in Greece.

The seven towns Nimes, Maguelone, Beziers, Agde, Carcasonne, Narbonne and Elne remained in the Visigoth Empire, the so called Septimania, up to the 8th Century.

The church of Agios Ioannis must have been built in the seventh or eighth century, one of the last churches built in the style of three-aisled basilica in Crete.

Lombard origin (eighth century), situated on the Via Francigena, San Miniato assumed a leading role under the Emperor Frederick Barbarossa said, becoming the first seat of imperial vicar in Tuscany (in the Middle Ages the city was called San Miniato in fact the German), then a bishopric.

Of Lombard (eighth century), situated on the Via Francigena, San Miniato assumed a leading role under the Emperor Frederick Barbarossa said, becoming the first seat of imperial vicar in Tuscany (in the Middle Ages the city was called San Miniato fact the German), then a bishopric.

The city of Driros was important during the early Greek years, about the eighth century B.C., but declined later after the second century B.C.

The name derives from the fact that around the eighth century this city was a swampy area (in Pantano).

The history of inner alchemy goes back at least two thousand years, while the female line of the tradition is documented back to the 8th century.

A true pioneer of the Tzars and the USSR, this Ukrainian institution is truly a living memory of the Black Sea, with its relics dating from the 8th century B.C.

The church of Agios Ioannis must have been built in the seventh or eighth century, one of the last churches built in the style of three-aisled basilica in Crete.

Also in the 8th century, the Slovenes were converted to Christianity.

By the 16th century, there were eight churches and monasteries.

Albania would remain a Christian state until the 8th century.

It has served as one of the major transportation routes in central Japan since at least the eighth century.

The history of football in England dates back to at least the eighth century.

The first real guesthouses can be traced back to the early eighth century in Japan.

It was only in the VIII century, in Bagdad, with the Abbasid caliphs, (...)

In the 21st Century people pay attention to appearance more than ever before.

Isaiah is the great Hebrew prophet of the 8th century BC. He heralds the Messiah.

This formulation was incorporated within the Western Church in the eighth century.

It regained life in the second half of the eighteenth century.

Inscribed in the Historic Monuments, the abbey Saint-Martin was established from the eighth century.