chronology

Preposition: on

• date1: Of particular note are the events in the chronology on date1, date2 and date3 when bruising was noted.

Adjective modifier

• Egyptian: It is time they were properly dated to the eighth century and the Egyptian chronology corrected to match.
• biblical: We cannot dismiss a priori biblical chronology simply by assuming genealogical gaps.
• absolute: The absolute chronology of this western chamber must wait upon the Oxford AMS dates currently in progress.
• conventional: In conventional chronology, the rebellion looks likely to have been that led by Jesus.
• precise: He writes about it sensitively, with due modesty and a sensible regard for the precise chronology, the details, the sensations.
• relative: Tephra analysis was carried out in order to observe possible isochrones, which were then used to form a relative chronology.

Converse of object

• reconstruct: At that time, the medieval monk who reconstructed the chronology got it slightly wrong.
• revise: Frankly, it is suspicious and looks dishonorable, but the deceit supports the revised chronology even tho only by default.
• establish: Firstly, establishing a chronology is essential to his argument.
• compile: Margaret Tait bibliography Download the Margaret Tait bibliography compiled by Alice Fraser, and chronology compiled by Peter Todd.
• accept: A charter - possibly spurious - contradicts the accepted chronology of the marriages of his wife, Eleanor de Vitré .
• prepare: In preparing this Chronology we have encountered a number of difficulties.

Noun used with modifier

• radiocarbon: Figure 4. Calibrated radiocarbon chronology obtained from wood charcoal recovered in two different shafts.
• pottery: John Garstang was the first to employ modern pottery chronology to explore this biblical site.

Possessives

• magazine: Fortnight Magazine's monthly chronology of ' the Troubles ' .

Preposition: of

• event: A chronology of events appeared in the Evening Mail of December 13th 1974.
• conflict: The chronology of these conflicts seems to be a chronology of the main works of Marx and Engels.
• history: The chronology of human history is full of gaps.
• period: The idea of a radical shift in the chronology of this period is not entirely new.