This play was first performed in 411 BC.(该剧于公元前411年首次上演。)
Records from China around 1600 BC show that one end was chewed until it became brushlike, the other end was pointed and used as a toothpick.(来自中国大约公元前1600年的记载显示,一端被咀嚼得直到变成像毛刷一样,另一端被削尖当做牙签使用。)
The skeleton has been dated at about 2000 BC.(这骨架的年代为公元前2000年左右。)
An Egyptian narrative of about 1080 BC, the Story of Wen-Amen, provides an insight into the scale of their trading activity.(一个大约公元前1080年有关文阿门的埃及故事,提供了一个了解他们贸易活动的规模的机会。)
But other sources claimed it has been dated closer to 30,000 BC.(但其他消息来源称,它的年代更接近公元前3万年。)
The brooch dates back to the fourth century BC.(胸针可追溯至公元前4世纪。)
Some people think that the famous scholar Confucius living from about 551 BC to 479 BC pushed the development of chopsticks.(有些人认为生活在公元前551年到公元前479年的著名学者孔子推动了筷子的发展。)
The most prosperous period for Phoenicia was the 10th century BC when the surrounding region was stable.(腓尼基最繁荣的时期是公元前10世纪,当时周边地区的情况较稳定。)
A Greek playwright back in 500 BC.(公元前500年时的希腊剧作家。)
The tradition could date back to 300 BC.(这一传统可追溯到公元前300年。)