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	Saturnian Cosmology - Preface and synopsis
		The last 1000 years of this period (4200 BC to 3100 BC) was remembered as the "Age of the Gods" and subsequent human history has been a singular effort to regain the Paradise of that time.
		In 3100 BC this configuration broke apart, with the large planets moving far away from the Sun, and the smaller planets assigned to a series of nearly overlapping 'inner' orbits.
		The biannual close calls by Mars between 3100 BC and 2700 BC are recorded as events in the dynastic records of the Palermo Stone of Egypt.
	saturniancosmology.org (4451 words)

	5th millennium BC
		Creation of the world, according to some analyses of the Old Testament of the Christian Bible, based mainly on a literal interpretation of the genealogy of early mankind given in the Book of Genesis.
		Merimde[?] culture on the Nile, circa 4750 - 4250 BC.
		Badari[?] culture on the Nile, circa 4400 - 4000 BC.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/42/4200_BC.html (91 words)

	The Shelby White - Leon Levy Program for Archaeological Publications
		Between 1991-1994 we undertook a systematic excavation in the SE part of the cave, which revealed in four trenches undisturbed levels of occupation from the Upper Palaeolithic to Middle Helladic (1600 BC).
		The earliest phase of neolithic occupation should be roughly put in the second half of the 7th millennium BC (Early Neolithic).
		The last neolithic phase (Late Neolithic Il, 4200-3300 BC) is well represented in Sarakenos, especially its late part which is not frequent in caves.
	www.fas.harvard.edu /~semitic/wl/digsites/Europe/Sarakenos_00/index.htm (520 words)

	History of Sicily (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		A radiocarbon date near 10,000 BC had been gotten for the Levanzo area, but the chronology as a whole is still obscured, as is the historical development within Sicily during the long Palaeolithic era.
		It was founded in the 7th Century BC by settlers from Megara Hyblaea and was the westernmost outpost of the Greek territory in Sicily.
		When in 409 BC Segesta, their eternal enemy, asked the Carthaginians for help against Selinus, the population of the latter town were not very worried, but they proved to be wrong.
	home.comcast.net /~sfburton/sicilyhs.html (2794 words)

	Old World: Settled Village Life, Food Production, & Emergence of
		By 6500 BC there is the appearance of a mud-brick village which is associated with agriculture (although no direct evidence exists).
		Between 8000-6000 BC regional specialization appeared in separate areas; this suggests that areas are adjusting to specific resources in their areas.
		After 6000 BC there appears to be a general consensus in the whole area, i.e., all are doing the same thing.
	unix.temple.edu /~phansell/65online/lect8.htm (3869 words)

	5th millennium BC - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The 5th millennium BC sees the spread of agriculture from the Middle East throughout southern and central Europe.
		It remained the closest until 3942 BC when it was replaced by Thuban.
		4200 BCE - Date of Mesolithic examples of Naalebinding found in Denmark, marking spread of technology to Northern Europe.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/5th_millennium_BC (396 words)

	Welcome to The Human Past - Student Study Guide Website
		At the end of the 11th century BC highland communities united to form the United Monarchy that soon broke down to the kingdom of Judah, centered on Jerusalem, and the Israelite kingdom centered on Schechem.
		During the 7th century BC, relations between Assyria and Urartu ameliorated, and the fall of Urartu was probably associated with the fall of Assyria in the late 7th century BC.
		By the early 6th century BC Phrygia came under the influence of Lydia; in 547 BC Gordion was captured by Cyrus the Great, and Phrygia became part of the Achaemenid Persian empire.
	www.thamesandhudsonusa.com /web/humanpast/summaries/ch12.html (4105 words)

	Tehuacan Valley (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Ajuereado (10,000 - 8000 BC) - Paleoindian nomadic hunters and wild plant gatherers in microband groups.
		First evidence for domestication of maize in the form of tiny cobs; however, domesticated plants are still only a small fraction of the diet.
		Agriculture was presumably more important, but the nature and intensity of cultivation is still poorly understood.
	web.ku.edu /~hoopes/506/Tehuacan.htm (240 words)

	Saturnian Cosmology - Creation and the Polar Sun
		Starting some time after 6000 BC, and possibly after 4200 BC (at about the same time that the figurines start to stretch out their arms), we start to see an entirely new set of rock carvings.
		In the Upper Paleolithic (27,000 BC to 10,000 BC) this was the head of the Venus figurines, initially close to Saturn, but receding from Saturn between 6000 and 4000 BC.
		In the era after 3100 BC we are dealing with attempts to graphically depict many differing recollections, all of which were true at one time or another and had become fixed in the imagination as particular objects, even though the original forms may have changed in appearance over time.
	saturniancosmology.org /polar.php (18482 words)

	THE TALL-e BAKUN PROJECT
		5000-4200 BC) was first excavated by Alexander Langsdorff and Donald McCown in 1932, and later in 1937 by Eric Schmidt and McCown on behalf of the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago.
		The wealth and variety of material items at Bakun and the evidence of large workshop areas point to the existence of local industry and connections/trade with distant regions such as the Persian Gulf, the central plateau, Kerman, and northeastern Iran whence goods like shells, copper, steatite, lapis, and turquoise were procured.
		Reanalysis of the combined results of the 1932 and 1937 seasons (Alizadeh 1988) demonstrated that Bakun A was a late prehistoric example of the precursors of the later fourth millennium BC urban societies.
	oi.uchicago.edu /OI/PROJ/BAK/Bakun.html (605 words)

	SnowCat's Cave - Welcome! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		4800 - 4250 BC Archaic Period - - - - - - - - - - -
		1668 - 1570 BC New Kingdom - - - - - - - - - - -
		525 - 332 BC Greek and Roman Period - - - -
	www.catscave.com /egypt_chronology.html (249 words)

	History of Sicily
		A radiocarbon date near 10,000 BC had been gotten for the Levanzo area, but the chronology as a whole is still obscured, as is the historical development within Sicily during the long Palaeolithic era.
		It was founded in the 7th Century BC by settlers from Megara Hyblaea and was the westernmost outpost of the Greek territory in Sicily.
		When in 409 BC Segesta, their eternal enemy, asked the Carthaginians for help against Selinus, the population of the latter town were not very worried, but they proved to be wrong.
	spenceburton.com /sicilyhs.html (2794 words)

	8000 BC - 500 AD
		The period before 8,000 BC is unknown, the only prove that during this time Europe was inhabited can be found in the grottos in France and Germany.
		2000 to 1000 BC This period is marked by the rise of warrior elites in western and central Europe.
		1800 BC Horses and a culture of horsemanship arrive in central Europe from the steppes to the east.
	www.earth-history.com /Europe/ancient-europe.htm (2104 words)

	Erebuni \| Armenia Travel, History, Archeology & Ecology \| TourArmenia \| Travel Guide to Armenia
		The oldest 'town' in Armenia is a 90,000 BC Stone Age settlement found on the shoresof Lake Yerevan.
		The first signs of fortified cities in Armenia are traced to this era, beginning with the excavation at Metsamor (a thriving city by at least 5,000 BC, conjectured to be as old as 9,000 BC in its first incarnation).
		In Sissian, a 4200 BC astral observatory built from stone shows an incredibly sophisticated knowledge of the universe 2000 years before the Babylonians—originally thought the first astronomers—had built their first city.
	www.tacentral.com /erebuni/cradle.asp (737 words)

	Egyptian Chronology (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		1700-1550 BC Egypt in the Second Intermediate Period
		1069-664 BC Egypt in the Third Intermediate Period
		343-332 BC Egypt in the second Persian Period
	www.digitalegypt.ucl.ac.uk /chronology/index.html (58 words)

	How old is Chinese civilization? - Asia Finest Discussion Forum
		Symbologies have been found as far back as 6600 BC (Peiligang, Jiahu), 6000 BC (Dadiwan, Gansu), 4000 BC (Banpo, Xian) and 2800 BC (Dawenkou, Shandong), many symbols of which resemble characters of the later formalized writing system of China.
		A city complex was excavated in the eastern province of Anhui dating back to 3500 BC, making it the oldest known Chinese city, after the 3000 BC Dadiwan city structures.
		Flutes from Jiahu dating back to around 7000 BC had 5 to 8 holes and were made taking into account scale and temperament.
	www.asiafinest.com /forum/index.php?showtopic=4045 (1101 words)

	Rock art and archaeology terminology
		The archaic economy was basically hunting and gathering and existed from approximately 6000 BC to 1AD.
		In some areas of the western Great Basin deserts the archaic never truly ended, that is to say the hunting gathering economy was never replaced by an economy based on agriculture.
		The Hohokam are the oldest agricultural people in the southwest and their chronology spans from 300 BC to 1400 AD.
	www.sandcarveddesigns.com /rock_art_terminology.htm (2550 words)

	A timeline of the Ancient Middle-East
		3600 BC : Akkadians emigrate from Syria to southern Mesopotamia
		2094 BC : Ur-Nammu dies and is succeeded by his son Shulgi/Dulgi, who expands the Sumerian empire to Susa and to the north, bordering the Amorites to the west, the Elamites to the east and the Hurrians (Indo-European people) to the north
		1200 BC : the Arameans migrate from Arabia to Syria (Harrans)
	www.scaruffi.com /politics/neareast.html (4175 words)

	Indo-European Origins and Geography
		The arrival of Aryans in Mohenjo-Daro around 1800-1700 BC is proportional in time to the migration of the Hellenic tribes in northern Greece about 1600 BC, especially if you consider the differences in distance and the necessity to migrate along a longer route around the Black Sea).
		The wheel is indeed known to the Kura-Araxes archeological culture in the South Caucasus (3200-2500 BC).
		There are many discrepancies as to the dating (3000 BC is too late), and the oversimplified positioning of all of the PIE ethnic groups in one single point.
	www.geocities.com /indo_european_geography (4077 words)

	The Star Sothis and Egyptian Chronology
		The dates in the twenty-third century BC - attributed to Hammurabi by the earlier historians - have had to be periodically adjusted as a result of new archaeological finds; first to c.2100 BC, and more lately to c.1700 BC, with differences of opinion still amounting to nearly a century.
		And since from his general estimation he believed that the date of 2781 BC was an impossibly late one for the commencement of this sequence of eleven dynasties, Meyer concluded that the Egyptian calendar must have been inaugurated in a presumed earlier Sothic period commencing at 4240 BC.
		Parker, in regard to Neugebauer's revised calculation of 2800 BC for the beginning of Egyptian civilisation, could agree that Egypt by then was unquestionably in possession of a well organised economic life, as well as writing and mathematics; these being Neugebauer's conditions 'sine qua non' for the creation of a schematic calendar (16).
	www.specialtyinterests.net /sothic_star.html (15941 words)

	Five Original Writing Systems
		Oracle-bone writing 甲骨文; (1600 to 1100 BC): The oracle-bone inscriptions are the earliest body of writing we yet possess for East Asia.
		The degree of maturity of this truly archaic writing (1600 to 1100 BC) indicates that even earlier writing in China dated before 1600 BC remains to be discovered.
		Xiao-zhuan 小篆 (200 BC to present): The development of the Xiao-zhuanstyle of writing was attributed to Li Si, the famous and controversial prime minister of Qin Dynasty.
	rutchem.rutgers.edu /~kyc/ChineseLearn.html (748 words)

	CSP - 'The Lost Civilizations of the Stone Age' by Richard Rudgley (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Beer was brewed by both the Predynastic Egyptians and by the early Sumerians, and both beer and wine have their origins in the Neolithic period, extending back to the fourth millennium BC and perhaps even earlier.
		During the period from about 3500 to 3000 BC, the Bronze Age cultures of the eastern Mediterranean area were consuming wine from metal vessels.
		In this cave the skeleton of a man (dating to 2680 BC) was found interred along with half a dozen bivalve shells containing lime, and his teeth were stained as those of any serious betel user should be.
	www.csp.org /chrestomathy/lost_civilizations.html (2424 words)

	Canon BJC 4200 - PacificInk.com
		Pacific Ink offers cartridges and refill kits for use in your Canon BJC 4200.
		Refill kit for use with Canon BC-20, BC20, BC 20 inkjet cartridge.
		Genuine Canon BC-21E, BC21, BC 21 OEM Color Ink Cartridge.
	www.pacificink.com /printer.php?Desc=canon-bjc4200 (177 words)

	Yangshao culture - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Yangshao culture is dated from around 5000 BC to 3000 BC.
		Miaodigou phase, circa 4000 BC to 3000 BC, successor to Banpo
		Majiayao phase, approximately 3300 BC to 2000 BC, in Gansu, Qinghai
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Yangshao_culture (308 words)

	MATHEMATICS OF EGYPT - Mathematicians of the African Diaspora
		The Egyptians had a calendar as early as 4800 BC, but in 4200 BC their mathematics and astronomy produced a 365 day calendar (12 months of 30 days + 5 feast days).
		At first they used counting glyphs, but even by 2000 BC, the hieratic glyphs were in use.
		1300 BC)] divided the land into lots and gave a square piece of equal size, from the produce of which he exacted an annual tax.
	www.math.buffalo.edu /mad/Ancient-Africa/mad_ancient_egypt.html (364 words)

	Egyptian Timeline
		The Old Kingdom from the 1st dynasty(3100-2890 BC) to the 8th dynasty (2181-2125 BC)
		The Middle Kingdom from the 11th dynasty (2125-1991 BC) to the 17th dynasty (1650-1550 BC)
		The Amarna Period(Amenhotep III 1390 - 1352 BC and Akhenaten 1352 - 1336 BC)
	www.geocities.com /Athens/Forum/6777/egypt-timeline.html (162 words)

	A timeline of the Persians
		612 BC : the Babylonians, led by king Nabopolassar, and their allies the Medes, led by Cyaxares, destroy the Assyrian capital of Nineveh (as well as Nimrud) and split the Assyrian empire (Mesopotamia to Babylon and Elam to Media) while Egypt recovers control of Palestine and Syria
		250 BC : the Parni invade the satrapy of Parthia (northern Iran) and found the Parthian empire with capital in Ctesiphon (near Seleucia) and Arsaces as ruler (founder of the Arsacid dynasty)
		145 BC : the Kushan (Yuezhi), nomadic tribes expelled from China by the Hsiungnu (Huns), overthrow the kingdom of Bactria and pushes the Scythians south to Iran and India
	www.scaruffi.com /politics/persians.html (2530 words)

	Deir el Bahai marks the birth of Egypt, circa 4200 BC. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Deir el Bahai marks the birth of Egypt, circa 4200 BC.
		VERNAL AND AUTUMNAL EQUINOXES 4200 B.C. Luxor Egypt coordinates.
		The Pale Prophet is Ophiuchus and Re and Abraham and the Father of Jesus.
	www.siloam.net /bahai/bahai.htm (221 words)

	Culmination of the Barque of the Sun, circa 4200 BC.
		Culmination of the Barque of the Sun, circa 4200 BC.
		Birds and fishes populate the sea between the bull and the bow at the "Wall of the Ruler."
		A vision of how it used to be when the sun came out of the mouth of Nut in the sky above.
	www.siloam.net /bahai/bahai2.htm (312 words)

	Cultural tourism -Varna Museum of Archeology
		Most of these magnificent objects are made of gold or silver and proudly ranked among the masterpieces of the world cultural and historical heritage.
		century BC) - a gold wreath with ornaments, a signet-ring, a greave (shin armour) and a two beautiful rhytons, discovered in 2005 have attracted the attention of the mass media from all over the world.
		century BC) - a magnificent set of a bowl, a rhyton jug and three other rhytons - in the form of a sphinx, a bull and a horse - belonged to King Cotys I, the powerful Tracian king (385-359 BC).
	www.goldensands.bg /cultural/treasures.asp (669 words)

	Stargazing Through History
		The oldest astral observatory known is at Karahundj (literally translated to mean "Stonehenge"), dated 4200 BC.
		Working astronomers and astro-physicists are the guides for each tour, allowing tour members access to some of the world's most recognized specialists in their fields.
		Tour itinerary includes 3 days at the Byurakan Observatory, 1 evening at the 2800 BC astral observatory at Metsamor, 2 evening at the 4200 BC Armenian Stonehenge, 1 evening stargazing from a thermal spring or a volcanic crater, and 1 evening stargazing while sailing on Lake Sevan.
	www.infohub.com /TRAVEL/SIT/sit_pages/606.html (259 words)

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