1. B.C.E. - Noun
2. B.C.E. - Adverb
3. B.C.E. - Phrase
of the period before the Common Era; preferred by some writers who are not Christians
Source: WordNetin 200 BCE Source: Internet
Archeology seems to confirm that until about 1000 B.C.E., the end of Iron Age I, Israelite society was essentially a society of farmers and stockbreeders without any truly centralized organization and administration. Source: Internet
According to Beit-Arieh, these inscriptions, carved sometime in the late 16th to early 15th centuries B.C.E. (Late Bronze Age), derived under hieroglyphic influence, represent the earliest known form of the Semitic alphabet. Source: Internet
But there is evidence that both burned to the ground in the 1100s B.C.E., their sumptuous palaces toppled and abandoned. Source: Internet
Even when it comes to the earliest works of art known to us, like the voluptuous Venus of Willendorf from 25000 B.C.E. and other small stone carvings, no one is certain if these works of art were created by women or men. Source: Internet
Buddhism's founder was a wealthy prince, born in India in the 6th or 5th century B.C.E., who renounced wealth and power to seek enlightenment. Source: Internet