0 the record of an activity or organization, arranged year by year, or a history that covers a long period of time:
He points out that, in contrast, the weather reports found in the annals from the eighth century are relatively benign.
Others regard it as another episode in the annals of colonial divide-and-rule, one that used language and writing to erect internal barriers.
Annals of pure and applied logic 51 1-77.
Our annals are honoured by the most distinguished actions.
This engaging and well-written work presents the evidence for the reinterpretation of a minor but 'painful affair' in the annals of colonial archaeology.
Much of the discourse of this part remains at the level of what is discussed in postconquest chronicles and annals.
This is one point, surely, on which the annals and the diaries concur, if in different ways.
Most such publications are locally produced and not widely distributed outside the tribe, and so will not necessarily survive in the annals of academic literature.
