annal (Meaning)
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annal (n.)
See Annals.
Synonyms & Antonyms of annal
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annal Sentence Examples
- The annal records provided a detailed account of the kingdom's history, documenting events and rulers over the centuries.
- Scholars often rely on annalistic sources to reconstruct the chronology of ancient civilizations.
- Each annal entry meticulously chronicled the major political, social, and cultural developments of the era.
- The historian diligently transcribed the annal manuscript, deciphering the ancient language and preserving historical knowledge.
- The annal inscriptions on the stone tablets revealed insights into the religious practices of the ancient civilization.
- An annalistic approach to historical research involves analyzing and interpreting events in a sequential order.
- The discovery of a new set of annals provided fresh insights into the daily lives of the people in the ancient city-state.
- The annal entries were carefully organized, allowing researchers to trace patterns and themes throughout different periods.
- The royal court commissioned the scribes to maintain the annals to ensure an accurate record of the dynasty's achievements.
- Historians often cross-reference annalistic sources with archaeological findings to gain a comprehensive understanding of past civilizations.
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See Annals.
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The annal records provided a detailed account of the kingdom's history, documenting events and rulers over the centuries.
Scholars often rely on annalistic sources to reconstruct the chronology of ancient civilizations.
Each annal entry meticulously chronicled the major political, social, and cultural developments of the era.
The historian diligently transcribed the annal manuscript, deciphering the ancient language and preserving historical knowledge.
