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The latter are the only datable evidence, for early/mid-3rd century.

In other words, they left absolutely no datable traces behind them.

The majority of the pottery found was datable to the 14th century.

The front style shows an origin datable at the end of 17th century.

It was still there in 166, the time of its last datable inscription.

This can make datable charcoal very difficult to find and use in an accurate manner.

It's so rare that anyone in politics seems datable.

This gives the earliest and latest datable record for each regiment.

It was still in that province c. 215, according to its last datable inscription.

They argue that the datable samples could have been contaminated by earlier material.

To date, however, little datable charcoal from that eruption has been found.

Some viewers said the show lacked strong male characters, particularly a "datable" lead.

Its last datable attestation is a building inscription of 210.

We know of several hardstone carvings, most often datable to the 16th century.

Its last datable attestation is an altar dedicated in 244-9.

"These are really important genre screens of a very rare subject, datable to about 1630.

These show the forts where a regiment may have been based, but are rarely datable.

Without datable coins, other artefacts like pottery cannot be dated.

This mosaic is also datable to the fourth century.

Where found, it succeeded the artifacts datable to the Aurignacian culture.

Only seventeen coins are known from this deposit, the earliest datable to 867.

A particular advantage of diplomas for historians is that they are accurately datable.

The datable epigraphic record is thus very patchy and incomplete.

However, in the absence of datable inscriptions, movements after 93 are speculative.

It is not, however, very often the case that an individual hoard will contain such easily datable coins.