CREATE TABLE Catalogs (catalog_id NUMBER, catalog_name VARCHAR2, catalog_publisher VARCHAR2, date_of_publication DATETIME, date_of_latest_revision DATETIME)
CREATE TABLE Attribute_Definitions (attribute_id NUMBER, attribute_name VARCHAR2, attribute_data_type VARCHAR2)
CREATE TABLE Catalog_Contents (catalog_entry_id NUMBER, catalog_level_number NUMBER, parent_entry_id NUMBER, previous_entry_id NUMBER, next_entry_id NUMBER, catalog_entry_name VARCHAR2, product_stock_number VARCHAR2, price_in_dollars DOUBLE PRECISION, price_in_euros DOUBLE PRECISION, price_in_pounds DOUBLE PRECISION, capacity VARCHAR2, length VARCHAR2, height VARCHAR2, width VARCHAR2)
CREATE TABLE Catalog_Contents_Additional_Attributes (catalog_entry_id NUMBER, catalog_level_number NUMBER, attribute_id NUMBER, attribute_value VARCHAR2)
CREATE TABLE Catalog_Structure (catalog_level_number NUMBER, catalog_id NUMBER, catalog_level_name VARCHAR2)

Find the names and publication dates of all catalogs that have catalog level numbers greater than 5 Bin publication dates into Year interval, and count catalog as a bar chart, and could you order Y-axis from high to low order?
SELECT date_of_publication, COUNT(date_of_publication) FROM Catalogs AS t1 JOIN Catalog_Structure AS t2 ON t1.catalog_id = t2.catalog_id WHERE catalog_level_number > 5 ORDER BY COUNT(date_of_publication) DESC
SELECT "date_of_publication", COUNT("date_of_publication") FROM "Catalogs" "t1" JOIN "Catalog_Structure" "t2" ON "t1"."catalog_id" = "t2"."catalog_id" WHERE "catalog_level_number" > 5 ORDER BY COUNT("date_of_publication") DESC