Index

The Paleozoic Era

The Ancestors of Virtually all Modern Animals

The Burgess Shale, Weird and Wonderful Fossils


The span of recorded history is roughly less than five thousand years, beginning with the earliest linguistic records in the third millennium BCE in Mesopotamia and Egypt.

Pre-History

The period between first stone tools made by the genus Homo c. three million years ago and the invention of writing systems five thousand years ago.

When We Lived With at Least Eight Other Human Species

60,000 year-old: The Oldest Musical Instrument

 The 25000-Year-Old-Venus-of-Willendorf and More

The First People of Britain

 Ġgantija, Malta: Megalithic Temple Complex

 Chinchorro Mummies: 7020 BCE (oldest one named Acha Man)

Göbekli Tepe, Turkey: Probably the World's Oldest Temple


The Earliest Horse Chariots

An Ancient Recipe and Poem About Beer

The Oldest Woven Dress

 5,300 Year Old “Otzi The Iceman”  Wore Bear-Fur Hat 

The Lebombo bone: The Oldest Known Mathematical Tool

930,000 Years Ago Humans Almost Went Extinct

Venus of Lespugue, 25, 000 Years Old

World's Oldest-Known Boat 

Jewelry Dating back 150,000 Years

Our Hunter-Gatherer Ancestors

The Oldest Wheel Ever Found


Ancient History  

3000 BC – AD 500

From the Bronze Age. A historic period, lasting approximately from 3300 BC

The Oldest Story Written

Ancient Artwork Under a Turkish House

The Ancient City of Memphis

Tutankhamun's Trumpets

The Oldest Trousers Found

The Ancient Egyptians Used Makeup and Perfume

5,000 Year-Old Baby Bottles

Chess Traces Back Almost 1,500 Years


Ephesus, an Ancient Greek city in Turkey

 
 


 





The Information Age

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