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	Lipari
		It is supposed (H. Pichler) that the island was created by a succession of four volcanic movements, the most important of which should be the third one, presumably lasting from 20000 BC[?] to 13000 BC[?].
		A further important phenomenon should have happened around 9000 BC (C14[?] exams by Keller).
		According to a local legend, the name "Lipari" should be derived from "Liparus", the leader of a people coming from Campania that invaded the then desert island around 13th century BC.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/li/Lipari.html (206 words)

	Asia Minor - MSN Encarta
		In the 4th century bc Persian power declined, and after 333 bc it was supplanted by the Macedonian Empire of Alexander the Great.
		In the 3rd century bc, Bithynia and Pontus in the north and Cappadocia in the east became independent; Celtic invaders settled in central Asia Minor, in an area thenceforth known as Galatia; and the kingdom of Pergamum was established on the Aegean coast.
		In the 2nd and 1st centuries bc, Asia Minor was gradually conquered by the Romans.
	uk.encarta.msn.com /encyclopedia_761572881/Asia_Minor.html (604 words)

	Biological Energy Sources Chronology
		9000 BC: Sheep are domesticated in the Middle East.
		7400 BC: Corn is domesticated in the Oaxaca Valley.
		4400 BC: Potatoes are domesticated in Peru and Bolivia.
	www.thenagain.info /webchron/Technology/BiologicalTech.html (186 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)

	Asia Minor - Crystalinks
		In 560 BC Croesus mounted the throne of Lydia in Asia Minor and soon brought all the Greek colonies under his rule.
		In the 3d century bc, Bithynia and Pontus in the north and Cappadocia in the east became independent; Celtic invaders settled in central Asia Minor, in an area thenceforth known as Galatia; and the kingdom of Pergamum was established on the Aegean coast.
		In the 2d and 1st centuries bc, Asia Minor was gradually conquered by the Romans.
	www.crystalinks.com /asiaminor.html (1220 words)

	Agriculture - MSN Encarta
		Early centers of agriculture have also been identified in the Huang He (Yellow River) area of China; the Indus River valley of India and Pakistan; and the Tehuacán Valley of Mexico, northwest of the Isthmus of Tehuantepec.
		The llama and alpaca were domesticated in the Andean regions of South America by the middle of the 3rd millennium bc.
		According to carbon dating, wheat and barley were domesticated in the Middle East in the 8th millennium bc; millet and rice in China and Southeast Asia by 5500 bc; and squash in Mexico about 8000 bc.
	encarta.msn.com /encyclopedia_761572257/Agriculture.html (1698 words)

	Native Americans - VIII. South America
		Finds of Clovislike spearpoints indicate the presence of hunters in the area by 9000 BC; other evidence suggests that people were in the northern region by 18,000 BC.
		Excavations farther north, in Peru, show that by 7000 BC beans, including the lima bean, were cultivated, as were chili peppers.
		After 2000 BC peoples in villages in several coastal valleys of central Peru organized to build great temples of stone and adobe on large platforms.
	www.angelfire.com /realm/shades/nativeamericans/nativeam8.htm (1553 words)

	700 yr ~
		As an example of this alternating pattern, the written history of Egypt started circa 3500 BC with a "Fragmentary" cycle which is the "Archaic period" beginning with the First Dynasty.
		Following the "year of the Hyena" ca 1000 BC there was a complete social breakdown, including an invasion from the South, and Egypt being ruled by kings from Ethiopia.
		The Assyrian period from ca 800-300 BC was a bad time for Egypt, the nation was under external rule for most of the time, and it is not a time well remembered by most archaeologists or historians.
	www.nexialinstitute.com /700_yr_~.htm (1053 words)

	Historical Timeline
		These staggering losses, involving the violent obliteration of more than 40 million animals, were not spread out evenly over the whole period; on the contrary, the vast majority of the extinctions occured in just two thousand years, between 11,000 BC and 9000 BC.
		By that time they were formally recognized as city-states which operated as individual kingdoms, and it is the story of the amazing rise of Sumer which provides the very thrust of the patriarchal narrative in Genesis.
		9,000 B.C. Wheat Cultivation / Turkey - "The wild progenitor of einkorn wheat, one of the first crops to be domesticated (ca.
	mirrorh.com /timeline1.html (3210 words)

	July 5, 2000
		Cardial C-14 datings from 7000 BC were unnerving because they were so close to the very earliest Neolithic radiocarbon dates from the Near East.
		Jerf el-Ahmar's C-14 dates were a comfortable 9000 BC, superseding Jericho and Çatal Hüyük, and putting a little more time between the Cardials and the Near Eastern Neolithic.
		The closer to the Near East it was, the older it was allowed to be (back to 1600 BC at the earliest).
	www.geocities.com /jim_bowery/Atlantis.html (1056 words)

	Inca Empire
		It seems that, although there are signs of settlement in Peru earlier than 9000 BC, agriculture only became an important part of life in about 1000 BC, and even then only along the desert coast.
		Although the basic Andean cultural patterns were probably set as early as 2000 BC, there were nevertheless three distinct eras in their evolution: the Chavin people (900-200 BC), the Tiahuanacan Dynasty (600-1000 AD) and the Inca Empire (1476-1534 AD).
		The Chavin era ended in about 200 BC and was replaced by what is known as an intermediate period during which a variety of regional cultures flourished for a period of about 800 years.
	www.knowledge4africa.co.za /worldhistory/inca13.htm (1369 words)

	Ice Age
		At 11,000 to 10,000 14C years ago (or perhaps 10500 to 9000 BC) the ice fields are shown to have receded a great deal.
		Estimated between 11000 to 9000 BC the earth's temperature fluctuated, dropped overall, and subsequent periods of glaciation again occurred in Ireland.
		After about 9000 BC, the climate again warmed, the juniper spread, and the birch appeared in large numbers for the first time.
	www.angelfire.com /apes/rodriguezevera/iceages.html (965 words)

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	www.autohopper.com /car_listings/SAAB_9000.asp (1472 words)

	Evolution - a statistical question mark?
		Prior to 9000 BC the population was limited to a maximum of 6 million people worldwide.
		Between 9000 BC and 1000 BC there were a maximum of 150 million people on this planet (let’s say a conservative average of 100 million), which would have spanned 400 generations.
		Between 1000 BC and the start of the Industrial Revolution (a period of 2,500 years or 125 generations) there was a conservative average of about 200 million people, which would become 0.2 billion by 125 generations or 25 billion generations.
	www.anointedlinks.com /evolution.html (905 words)

	Native Americans and Shenandoah Caverns
		9500-9000 BC — Humans first appear in the Shenandoah Valley, where the climate was cooler, with longer winters and shorter summers than we know today.
		3000 BC — There is more use of stone bowls and use of mortar and pestle implements to grind food products.
		420 BC — Stone burial mounds, once frequently seen in the Shenandoah Valley, appeared and were used mostly by the elite among these inhabitants.
	www.shenandoahcaverns.com /caverns_nativeAmericans.asp (1546 words)

	Atlantis: The Scientific Evidence by Robert Bruce Baird
		Among the data drawn on by Broecker and his team to make their findings was the work conducted in 1957 by Cesare Emiliani of the Department of Geology at the University of Miami.
		9000 BC for the rapid transition from glacial to post-glacial ages, there are indications that this event did not occur until a slightly later period.
		At least three lake sites in the Great Basin region revealed carbon-14 dates around 8000 BC for a maximum water level shortly 'before' they experienced a sudden desiccation after the withdrawal of the ice sheets.
	www.newageinfo.com /atlantis-evidence.htm (1388 words)

	Career Makeover - Boston College (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Contact Us This week, the Makeover students learned about two powerful sites, EmployOn, which pulls 4.5 million job listings from 160,000 websites, and Career Search, which does not list job openings but is a great way to compile a list of potential employers.
		The Makeover students will all be speaking with BC alumni who have volunteered for the Career Network, a database of over 9000 BC alumni who will share their career experience and insights with you:
		Informational interviewing is a great way to learn more about a career field, pick up tips for breaking into that field, discovering where you might best fit in that field, and even getting tips on jobs that may not be advertised anywhere.
	www.bc.edu /offices/careers/events/makeover/tip (493 words)

	artnet.com Magazine Features - Syria and Civilization
		From around 3200 BC come nude female figurines, a vessel in the form of a pig, stone loom weights, seals in the shape of animals and a handful of what have been called "eye idols" in alabaster, between one and two inches high, that were found in a temple at Tell Brak.
		One extraordinary find from about 3000 BC, never seen anywhere previously, is a cultic stela of translucent alabaster, a little more than a foot high.
		It was found in the former city-state of Mari in 1997, one of 50 objects from a trench beneath the altar of a temple dedicated to the Sumerian mother goddess named Ninhursag.
	www.artnet.com /Magazine/features/karlins/karlins9-26-01.asp (1023 words)

	Jericho, Holy Land
		On a mount overlooking the Jericho oasis, excavations have uncovered settlements dating from 9000 BC and the Oldest Walled Town dating from the Neolithic period (7000 BC) yet discovered, a most unusual example of fortifications in that prehistoric age.
		The domestication of plants and animals and the invention of pottery took place in ancient Jericho 1000 years before Mesopotamia and Egypt, while the walls and towers of Jericho preceded the pyramids of Egypt by 4000 years.
		Elisha Fountain at the foot of Tel Essultan is the main water spring of the oasis, Tradition says it is the fountain which Prophet Elisha (pbuh) sweetened by casting a handful of salt into it.
	www.atlastours.net /holyland/jericho.html (656 words)

	Netepic Timeline
		9000 BC Earth's spiritualists are unconsciously aware of Warp energies and the manipulations dangers of the warp, as the Human, Ork and Eldar psyches began to cause disharmony in the warp, the spiritualists and shamen are unable to use there abilities to reincarnate.
		9000 - 8000 BC The Ork race is hugely successful and spreads across the galaxy eventually coming into conflict with the emerging Eldar who swiftly crush them with there potent technology and create a large empire.
		3000 BC Spiritual awareness has been developing over the millennia across the planet, and the mind-shattering cry of the Fall of the Eldar brings the more psychic humans to their knees.
	www.netepic.org /EZINE/html/netepic_timeline.htm (2667 words)

	Eating China - Chinese Food Timeline
		4000 BC • Widespread cultivation of several plant and animal species.
		3000 BC • Agriculture common in easily cultivated areas; social stratification; large villages; moves towards civilisation.
		2700 BC • Shen Nong, the "Divine Farmer," father of agriculture, medicine, and discoverer of tea.
	www.eatingchina.com /articles/timeline.htm (431 words)

	NatG's Atlantis documentary
		It also includes extensive research by the US Geological survey from the Bahamas and Florida area showing that the entire region was hit by a massive blast of flash fires followed by an inundation around 10,000 BC.
		But history textbooks in America's elementary schools, high schools, and colleges continue to assert that the ancient Americans first entered in 9500 BC from Siberia.
		Some texts acknowledge that "controversial" evidence has suggested that people were here before 9500 BC, but it is weak evidence that is yet to be proved.
	www.mysterious-america.net /natg'satlantisdo.html (1891 words)

	West Asia in the Stone Age - History for Kids!
		By around 10,000 BC, people in West Asia were beginning to settle down in one place instead of travelling around, even though they were still hunting and gathering.
		By 8000 BC, about 2000 people lived there, in small round houses made of mud-brick, and they made clay masks, painted white, to remember people when they died.
		The people of Catal Huyuk also built a big mud-brick temple for their gods, which they decorated with the heads of bulls and also with images of a young goddess, a mother goddess, and an old goddess, representing the three stages of life.
	www.historyforkids.org /learn/westasia/history/stoneage.htm (768 words)

	My Personal Web page - Turkiye (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The world's first city, Çatal Höyük, 7000 BC (Palaeolithic times, the Old Stone Age).
		Where Julius Caesar spoke the famous Latin phrase "veni, vidi, vici" or "I came, I saw, I conquered" in 47 BC near Zile and Amasya, after a battle against King Pharnaces II (who was trying to reestablish the Pontic Kingdom of his ancestors by attacking the Roman provinces of Galatia, Armenia, and Cappadocia)
		It is also the site of the oldest temple at Urfa, dated between 8500 and 9000 BC.
	www.personal.psu.edu /students/d/z/dzs146/turkiye.html (559 words)

	Europa: The History of the White Race: Chapter two: The Late Paleolithic Age
		It was this period which produced, across Europe, a number of voluptuous female figure forms which have become known as "primitive venuses".
		The greatest failing of the people of the Late Paleolithic age was that they left no written records of their achievements - only paintings on rock walls.
		Here stones were found with what appears to be writing on them - although they have never been deciphered, if they are indeed writing, then they might be the first and oldest form of written communication in the world.
	www.fortunecity.com /victorian/fowles/500/hwr2.htm (1030 words)

	Jordan: Mesoamerican Chronology
		Probable dates for the first migration across Beringia into North America by ancestors of later known populations range from about 45,000 to 13,000 BC or so, based on guesses about the accessibility of land and ocean routes.
		Mexico: 1500-900 BC; Maya Area: 1800-900 BC "Neolithic" farming villages; pottery, looms, ground stone figurines; rule by groups of elders, shamans, or chiefs; rain and fertility cults; regional differentiation.
		Tz'ibilchaltùn [Dzibilchaltún] (Yucatán) occupied from 1500 or 1000 BC till conquest by Spanish, never an important center, but little else is known about the area in the Formative.
	weber.ucsd.edu /~dkjordan/arch/mexchron.html (3672 words)

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		Is known as the Cradle of Civilisation- in fact, many civilisations have been here since before 9000 BC.
		Is the originator of the fabulous Iznik ceramic tiles, which were created at Lake Iznik, northwestern Turkey, from the 15th century, Many of the designs were inspired by the wall paintings from the Roman period.
		Is located at Ephesus where the final Home of the Virgin Mary, to which she traveled with St. John, is located nearby.
	www.ezoptravel.com /ezopnew/package_tours/did_u_know.html (919 words)

	History of Lebanon
		The evidence of tools found in caves along the coast of Lebanon shows that it was inhabited all through the classic stages of human development: Paleolithic, Neolithic, the bronze, and the iron working periods.
		The Canaanites who inhabited that area were called Phoenicians by the Greeks (from the Greek word phoinos, meaning ‘red’) in a reference to the unique purple dye the Phoenicians produced from murex seashells.
		The Phoenician king Hiram of Tyre (989-936 BC) built a palace for David and two palaces and a temple for Solomon.
	www.lgic.org /english/eng-mainhist-m.htm (4155 words)

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