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Its textiles date back to the Tang through Qing dynasties, covering a wide range of variety, while garments to the Qing Dynasty.

There is, of course, a long-standing history of whaling in Iceland, but the more recent issues date back to 2004.

The village's nine terraced levels are linked by stone stairways that date back to the Ming Dynasty, and most homes still have paper Windows rather than glass panes.

The unmanned Tiangong 1 (" Heavenly Palace ") module was scheduled to lift off between Sept. 27 and 30, but a forecasted cold weather front has pushed the targeted launch date back to Sept. 29 or 30.

The Thousand Buddha Mountain, where numerous images of Buddha have been carved out of the hill's rock is surrounded by ancient temple structures, that date back to the Sui Dynasty.

"Paper cutting is a traditional Chinese decorative art. The earliest known paper cuts in China date back to the Tang Dynasty (618-907), the cutter first draws the design on a piece of paper, then cuts it out with scissors or a knife."

The historical relationship between the Japanese and Hainan can date back to a time long ago.

This collection contains amazing historic photos of NYC that date back to the first half of the 20th century.

Although French fries may date back to the 1600s-1700s, their popularity sky-rocketed when they began to be sold worldwide through fast food chains, especially McDonald's.

The sale also features Britain's most extensive collection of historical cookbooks, some of which date back to the reign of Henry VIII.

The male body - said to date back to between 2900-2500bc - was discovered buried in a way normally reserved only for women of the Corded Ware culture in the Copper Age.

"Our miniature toy cars date back to the 1980s and when we were looking at ways to maintain the interest of customers now in their twenties and thirties, it was natural to turn to their best buddy -- the cellphone," Takara spokeswoman Terumi Endo said.

A lathy white scar below my left knee could date back to almost twenty years ago.

When the BBC did a similar poll in 2008, the downturn had pushed the date back to 2015.

Armenia has a National Art Gallery with more 16,000 works that date back to the Middle Ages. It houses paintings by many European masters.

Huishan clay figurines in Wuxi, Jiangsu Province boast a history of 400 years at least, which date back to Ming dynasty and reached the peak during the Qing Dynasty.

Koseki date back to the late 19th century and were originally intended as a means of conscripting soldiers.

Another problem is the restrictive business environment, especially strict labor laws that date back to the 1940s and were originally modeled on the statist policies of Mussolini.

Pakistan's blasphemy laws date back to the colonial era.

Nottingham has about 500 sandstone caves, many closed to the public, Walker said. The caves date back to early Viking times in about 800 A.D..

Modern climate records date back to eighteen fifty.

The country has also long been immensely proud of its bureaucrats-they, too, date back to the samurai who sheathed their swords and became pen pushers from the 1600s onwards.

He spoke highly of the friendly relations between the two old civilizations that date back to ancient times.

Such fine calibrations may date back to the use of the abacus, and to an old Chinese convention that assumes a 360-day year for the purpose of reckoning interest payments.