Only fairly recently have memories of mining history become cultural imprints to celebrate rather than bitterly suppress.

Thus, it is from the Arabization of the Levant that the people receive the strongest cultural and linguistic imprint to date, although most would remain Christian.

Rather, the categories it introduces are thought of as cognitive artifacts, which are ultimately depending on human perception, cultural imprints and social conventions.

Nearly all mountain landscapes, and, to an even higher degree, the perception of mountains by humans, bear a strong cultural imprint.

Lu Wenfu left his distinctive literary memories of Suzhou in different perspectives, including political, cultural, economic, and personal imprints.

On the agenda: figuring out how to help foreign crews circumvent that cultural imprint.

The Kabars eventually assimilated into the general Hungarian population, leaving scattered remains and some cultural and linguistic imprints.

Through this extensive rule, the Xianbei asserted everlasting cultural imprints in the region.

Putting down the cultural imprint is more difficult.

Starting from the phoenecians, greeks, jews and arabs, all kinds of people have left their cultural imprint there.