The height of the Little Ice Age is generally dated as 1650 to 1850 A.D.
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A.D. cop Lorna Cole (Rene Russo), he notices that her personal computer contains Three Stooges software.
The only time he remembers seeing her cry is when her remaining brother, A.D.
The 54-acre Etowah site was home to several thousand Native Americans from 1000 to 1500 A.D.
That story has been depicted in a mosaic dating back to A.D. 400 or 500.
In A.D. 874, about 10, 000 Vikings colonized a chunk of rock in the North Atlantic and called it Iceland.
The vast majority of people lived no better in 1300 A.D. than they did in 1300 B.
In 2007, the Eclectic came to New York as a movie car for the film Babylon A.D.
The hubbub about a calamity occurring comes from a Mayan stone carving called monument 6, made in 700 A.D.
China developed a strong literate tradition before the innovation of an alphabet reached it via Sanskrit around 200 A.D.
Monks Benedictine, Cistercian and Trappist live by the rule of Saint Benedict, written about A.D. 530.
Behind his desk, there is a large photomontage of the Second Temple, which was destroyed by the Romans in 70 A.D.
What began in early 17th century Ireland as a feast day to honor a saint from the fifth century A.D.
The crisis of the third century A.D. demolished this world and led to a social and economic restructuring of late Roman society.
She watched her brother A.D. come on the plane with the Rev.
One of the oldest manuscripts (by Ibn Salam) dates to 837 A.D.
The effect of this, soaking in the thermal springs pool while flanked by seven limestone pillars from the 1st century A.D.
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Eichler thinks that such a sun-grazing comet may have triggered a large solar flare and cosmic ray-generating shockwaves as recently as 775 A.D.
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From about A.D. 900 to 1300 the Earth's temperatures were even warmer than they are today, which is one reason Greenland was named Greenland.
The scrolls survived because they were subject to low humidity, fairly constant temperatures, and because they had been left undisturbed since the first century A.D.
" Pausanias, in his Description of Greece, written in the second century a.d. remarks, "The Ionian countryside has excellently tempered seasons, and its sanctuaries are unrivalled.
A.D. staff and volunteers know people are skeptical about the program's results at first, but Klotz says anyone who's spent time with a dog will understand.
It is right next to the city's most famous Roman monument, the so-called Maison Carree--a Corinthian temple dedicated to Augustus' sons in the year A.D. 4.
In A.D. 350, Pope Julius I proclaimed December 25 as the official day to celebrate the birthday of Christ, and the date has remained steadfast ever since.
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Makes you wonder what the literal half-life of afterlife kitsch is and what future archaeologists will make of it when they excavate a landfill in A.D. 5010.
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As the earth gradually recovers from the Little Ice Age (which lasted from approximately 1300 to 1900 A.D.), the frequency of major hurricane strikes is declining rather than increasing.
The so-called Dark Ages, which date roughly from the collapse of the Roman Empire in 422 A.D. to early medieval times, saw a massive contraction of interregional trade and investment.
In the eighteenth century, a French scholar discovered a manuscript of the Iliad from the tenth century A.D. that came complete with transcriptions from the marginal notes of ancient commentators.
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