Smithsonian timelines of the ancient world / [editor-in-chief], Chris Scarre.
Scarre, Christopher.; Smithsonian Institution.
1993
D54.5 .S65 1993
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Title Smithsonian timelines of the ancient world / [editor-in-chief], Chris Scarre.
Edition 1st American ed.
ISBN 1564583058
9781564583055
Imprint [Washington, D.C.] : Smithsonian Institution ; New York : D. Kindersley, 1993.
Language English
Description 256 p. : col. ill., col. maps ; 37 cm.
Call Number D54.5 .S65 1993
Dewey Decimal Classification 930/.02/02
Summary Tracks the advance of history from human origins to the Renaissance in all parts of the world simultaneously, through specially designed time charts featuring full-color photographs of fascinating artifacts from a diversity of cultures.
Bibliography, etc. Note Includes bibliographical references (p. 256) and index.
Added Author Scarre, Christopher.
Added Corporate Author Smithsonian Institution.
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Part one: First life on Earth (4,600-1 million years ago): Olduvai Gorge
Surviving the ice ages (1 million- 100,000 years ago): The Ice Age
First modern humans (100,000-35,000 years ago): The Neanderthals
Crossing to America (33,000-13,000 BC): Decorated caves
Ice thaws (13,000-8000 BC): The big-game hunters
Farmers and hunter-gatherers (8000-5000 BC): Origins of food production
Part two: From village to city (5000-3000 BC): The Uruk civilization
An age of monuments (3000-2000 BC): The pyramids ar Giza
Diverging cultures (2000-1600 BC): Alpine lake villages
Expansion and consolidation (1600-1000 BC): The Shnag state in China
Rise and fall of empires (1000- 500 BC): The Olmec of Mexico
Part three: An age of expansion (500-200 BC): The art of classical Greece
Imperial realms (200 BC- AD 200): Urban life in Ephesus
Struggle for power (AD 200-600): Colonization of the Pacific
Rise of Islam (AD 600-800): Temple-pyramids
Thriving economies (AD 800-1000): Pueblo villages
Conquests and crusades (AD 1000-1250): East African trade
Contact and diversity (AD 1250-1500): Inca roads.

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