Incunabulum

The first season of the TV show was the incunabulum of its success.

The early stages of the internet were the incunabulum of the online world we live in today.

The first drawings were the incunabulum of the artist's later masterpieces.

The Big Bang theory is considered the incunabulum of the universe.

The small village is often regarded as the incunabulum of the national movement for independence.

The invention of the printing press is considered the incunabulum of the modern publishing industry.

The traditions and beliefs of the indigenous tribe are the incunabulum of their unique culture.

The development of language is considered the incunabulum of human communication.

The first sketches of the famous painting are the incunabulum of the artist's creative process.

The internet is the incunabulum of modern information sharing.

The first performance of the play is seen as the incunabulum of the theater company's success.

The early computer models are considered the incunabulum of modern computing technology.

The invention of the printing press is the incunabulum of mass communication.

The historian wrote an incunabulum on the political ideologies of the 20th century.

For those new to the study of economics, "The Wealth of Nations" is a well-known incunabulum.

The scientist's incunabulum was in a laboratory in Germany.

My grandfather's incunabulum was in a small village in Italy.

The singer's incunabulum was in a small town in the Midwest.

The author's incunabulum was a small town in the Midwest.

The CEO's incunabulum was in a suburb of New York City.

The athlete's incunabulum was in a small village in Kenya.

The piece of jewelry is an incunabulum of Art Nouveau design.

The building is an incunabulum of modernist architecture.

The writer's first novel was an incunabulum of her future successful career.

The startup's first prototype was an incunabulum of the final product.

The child's interest in music was an incunabulum of his future passion for the art.

The new employee was an incunabulum in the company and required guidance from senior staff.

The filmmaker's first short film was an incunabulum of her future movies.

The collector added an incunabulum map to his collection.

The antique dealer offered to appraise the incunabulum for its value.

The historian was thrilled to discover an incunabulum from the 15th century.

The collector's incunabulum collection included works by famous Renaissance-era printers.

The rare incunabulum was carefully preserved in a temperature-controlled room.

The archaeologist unearthed an incunabulum tablet from an ancient civilization.

The historian studied incunabulum documents from the medieval period.

The band's first album was a rough incunabulum of their future sound.

The discovery of fire was the incunabulum of human civilization.

The first attempts at cooking by a beginner chef can be considered the incunabulum of their culinary journey.

The initial stages of learning a new language can be referred to as the incunabulum of becoming fluent.

The first attempts at flight during the 18th century can be considered as the incunabulum of aviation.

The book was a rare incunabulum printed in the 15th century.

This album is an incunabulum of classic rock music.

The first steps a baby takes are the incunabulum of their journey towards walking.

The actor's incunabulum was in a city on the West Coast.

The first edition of "The Canterbury Tales" is considered the incunabulum of English literature.

The first few chapters of the book were the incunabulum of the author's writing style.

The Astrolabe is an incunabulum of medieval astronomy.

The museum's collection includes an incunabulum, one of the earliest printed books in existence.

The Rosetta Stone is the incunabulum of modern Egyptology.

The teacher handed out an incunabulum on basic algebra to the students.