History

  • Paleolithic
    40,000 BCE

    Paleolithic

    Stone, bone, wood tools.
  • Architecture+ death
    40,000 BCE

    Architecture+ death

    Architecture starts satisfying and involving in death.
  • Terra Amanta
    40,000 BCE

    Terra Amanta

    First architecture known piece
  • Period: 40,000 BCE to 1 BCE

    History Timeline

  • Neolithic
    30,501 BCE

    Neolithic

    Animal domestication, stone mortar, agriculture and hunting.
  • Catalhöyük, Turkey
    9000 BCE

    Catalhöyük, Turkey

    Residential Layout.
    First settlements.
  • Choirokoita, Chipre.
    9000 BCE

    Choirokoita, Chipre.

    Rounded settlements.
    Use of stone and importance of death,
  • Western Europe achievements
    3200 BCE

    Western Europe achievements

    New Grange, Ireland.
  • Dolmen
    3200 BCE

    Dolmen

    A prehistoric monument of two or more upright stones supporting a horizontal stone lab.
  • Cairn
    3200 BCE

    Cairn

    Human made pile of stones.
  • Mesopotamia
    2900 BCE

    Mesopotamia

    Urban revolutions. Large populations.
  • Invention of writing
    2900 BCE

    Invention of writing

    By mesopotamians
  • Sexagesimal Mathematics
    2800 BCE

    Sexagesimal Mathematics

    By sumerians.
  • Use of sundried mudbrick
    2800 BCE

    Use of sundried mudbrick

  • Nakan Sin
    2800 BCE

    Nakan Sin

    The king of the world.
  • Invention of irrigation system
    2700 BCE

    Invention of irrigation system

    By the Mesopotamien.
  • First concept of dynasty.
    2700 BCE

    First concept of dynasty.

    By Sargon, Akkadian.
  • Postal service
    2700 BCE

    Postal service

    By the akkadians
  • Development of Roads
    2700 BCE

    Development of Roads

    by the Akkadians
  • Hammurabi
    2600 BCE

    Hammurabi

    Defeated akkadians and built the most powerful city,
  • Egyptians worked in the development of columns
    2600 BCE

    Egyptians worked in the development of columns

  • Stonehenge
    2500 BCE

    Stonehenge

  • Hammurabi´s Code: 282 laws
    1750 BCE

    Hammurabi´s Code: 282 laws

    "An eye for an eye."
  • Reliefs
    650 BCE

    Reliefs

    Reliefs were placed in Perspelis, in honor, of the stories told and th gifts that were offered to the king.
  • Cyrus the greatest
    600 BCE

    Cyrus the greatest

    Was in charge of Persia, loved gardens.
  • Persian Columns
    500 BCE

    Persian Columns

    Persian Columns had different symbols like: griffins, bulls, horses, etc.
  • Alejandro Magno
    331 BCE

    Alejandro Magno

    Buried the main palace of Persia while a party was celebrated.
  • The Persian Empire is defeated
    330 BCE

    The Persian Empire is defeated

    The Macedonian army entered the capital ceremonial of the Persian Empire