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There was a settlement since the 4th century before Christ.
The standards under which we operate go back to 1,500 years or so before Christ.
First settlements in that region were from the 6th century before Christ.
"Homer is thought to have lived nine hundred years before Christ."
"They must have been in these packets since before Christ was a cowboy."
"Are you suggesting that somebody was smuggling out of here before Christ?"
Beirut has remained an important commercial centre since over 1,000 years before Christ.
Think of it, it's still the year 300,000 Before Christ down under there.
This implies a significant long-distance trade hundreds of years before Christ.
The inscription dates back to around the eighth century before Christ.
This is to show humility before the whole church and before Christ.
It hardly seems fair that they should be here simply because they were born before Christ.
The town is founded on three artificial dwelling hills, of which the first was built some time before Christ.
But here in the Mediterranean much of what one saw existed before Christ was born.
It was being sorted out chronologically and dated back to a time before Christ.
Chinese mathematicians had already calculated pi by the third century before Christ.
Archaeological digs in the area just north outside of town have found items and implements from before Christ.
No records of their religion and rituals existed until one hundred years before Christ."
Historians are of the view that human settlement existed in these parts for at least ten centuries before Christ.
The town appeared in the 70 (before Christ).
I assumed it had been standing on 161st Street since before Christ.
Before Christ visited these people there was a giant storm, a tremendous earthquake, and darkness.
Chinese philosophers proposed, long before Christ, that everything was perpetually undergoing a process of change.
"It started long before Christ," said a second.
"But it goes back five centuries before Christ."