The ancient period is typically considered to have started around 3000 BCE with the emergence of writing systems and early civilizations, such as those in Mesopotamia and Egypt. It is generally said to have ended around 500 CE, marked by the fall of the Western Roman Empire. However, these dates can vary depending on different cultural and historical contexts.
in the next 24 days or so, i heard
I think so, cos i was rly late but after i finished the course my period started straight away.
Ancient Egypt is a period of time that started around 3150 BC. This period in Egyptian history reaches until around 332 BC. 332 BC is when the Classical Antiquity period of Egyptian history begins.
the new kingdom started 1550 b.c. and ended 1080 b.c.e.
the new kingdom started 1550 b.c. and ended 1080 b.c.e.
I think so, cos i was rly late but after i finished the course my period started straight away.
Ancient Egypt started at 2920- 2575 BC. It technically finished in 343- 332 BC just before the Greck/Roman Pharaohs came (332BC- 395AD)
No because if your period is finished, then you can no longer bleed until your next period.
Yes, they started in 1997 and finished in 2007
There are several Weasley's in the Harry Potter series. Arthur Weasley was 41 when the series started and 48 when it finished. Molly Weasley was 42 when the series started and 49 when it finished. Charlie Weasley was 19 when the series started and 26 when it finished. Bill Weasley was 21 when the series started and 28 when it finished. Percy Weasley was 15 when the series started and 22 when it finished. Fred Weasley was 13 when the series started and 20 when it finished. George Weasley was 13 when the series started and 20 when it finished. Ron Weasley was 11 when the series started and 19 when it finished. Ginny Weasley was 9 when the series started and 16 when it finished.
one antonym for finished is started
Units that are started but not completed by the end of the accounting period are referred to as "Work in Progress" (WIP) or "Work in Process." These units represent costs incurred for materials, labor, and overhead that have been applied to partially finished goods but are not ready for sale. WIP is recorded as a current asset on the balance sheet until the units are completed and moved to finished goods.