Before Civilization
Under Construction
[Video Introduction of Session]
Outline
Course The Ancient Centuries Before 400 BC
Session 1 Topics
Topic 1 Out of the Ice Ages
Topic 2 Out of the Stone Ages
Topic 3 Mass Migration
Topic 4 The Importance of Writing
Other Sessions
Headlines
YEAR | EVENTS |
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315,000 YA | Africa: First Homo Sapiens |
40,000 YA | Gibraltar: Last Neanderthals |
27,000 YA | Last Ice Age’s Maximum Extent |
17,000 YA | Ice Age: Glaciers Begin to Melt |
16,000 YA | Bering Strait: Humans Cross to Alaska |
16,000 YA | French Pyrenees: Cave Painted |
15,000 YA | Sahara: Fertile Plains |
15,000 YA | Animals Domesticated |
10,000 BC | Jericho: Popular Campground |
9000 BC | Jericho: Becomes Town |
8000 BC | Mesopotamia: Agriculture Begins |
7000 BC | Jiahu: First Chinese Society |
6000 BC | Ice Age: Melting Stops |
4000 BC | Mesopotamia: Towns Spring up Across Fertile Crescent |
4000 BC | Sahara: Begins to Dry up |
3100 BC | Egypt: Bronze Age Begins |
3100 BC | Egypt: First Pharaoh Unites the Land |
3000 BC | Mesopotamia: Catastrophic Flood |
YEAR | EVENTS |
Concepts
- How climate change affected population migration and increase.
- Civilizations are societies that have developed writing and basic arithmetic.
More Information
From the History Moments Library
YEAR | TITLE | AUTHOR(s) |
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7000 | Green Sahara | Jack Le Moine |
5900 | The Dawn Of Civilization | Gaston Maspero |
3800 | Archeological Excavation of Crete | Dr. Edgar J. Banks |
3800 | The Origin of Greek Alphabet Discovered | David G. Hogarth, James Baikie |
YEAR | TITLE | AUTHOR(s) |