1.   It has a number on it, but not the number of the second millennium.

2.   Haran, where Abraham once lived, was an important trade city in the second millennium B.C., according to Mesopotamian tablets.

3.   I hesitate to point out that by the end of this, the second millennium, we will all be dead.

4.   It was not until the beginning of the second millennium that the movement caught on in Europe.

5.   Korea and Japan adopted rice from China the second millennium B.C., bronze metallurgy in the first millennium B.C. and writing in the first or early second millennium A.D.

6.   Mother goddesses reigned in Greece until the Dorians invaded late in the second millennium B.C. and installed Zeus and Apollo.

7.   Over all the calendar offers a window on life in England at the start of the second millennium.

8.   Similar artifacts have been found among the remains of a culture that flourished in the second millennium B.C., he said.

9.   Split from the Roman Catholic Church near the beginning of the second millennium, Orthodox Christianity is similar to Catholicism in its rich ritual and its ecclesiastical structure.

10.   The civilization, however it was tied together, began unraveling in the early second millennium B.C.