| Through the millennia, the Zambezi River has carved its way down through faulted rock to create this sheer-sided gorge. |
| Battles drew and redrew the political map of the continent over the last two millennia. |
| Whereas scientific research on agroforestry dates back at most two generations, this indigenous system is centuries, if not millennia, old. |
| For centuries, even millenniums, man has known and used the healing virtues of the products of the honey bee hive. |
| Left alone, Ms. Alvin's rock piles could remain standing for millenniums, she said. |
| Tunisia, a country with a great civilization and a history that goes back millenniums, has a profound and homogenous identity. |
