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It is the oldest and longest stage in the Prehistory of Humanity. The men were nomads and were engaged in gathering and hunting.
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The contemporary age is the current period of world history. It includes the time that goes from the beginning of the French Revolution, with the fall of the Bastille on July 14, 1789, to the present day. It is the stage that comes after the modern age, also known as postmodernity.
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it is the period of history that coincides with the emergence of the first civilizations: Mesopotamia, Greece, Rome and Egypt.
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the Modern Age more or less between the 15th and 18th centuries, but the events that mark its beginning are usually considered the taking of Constantinople by the Ottoman Empire and with it the end of the Eastern Roman Empire
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As Neolithic it is called the last of the periods that make up, together with the Paleolithic and Mesolithic, the Stone Age. ... The Neolithic is considered the period in which there was a revolution in the ways of life, customs and abilities of the human being.
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The Metal Age is one of the two great technological stages into which Eurasian Prehistory has traditionally been subdivided. By definition, it is the period after the Stone Age and during which man began to make molten metal objects.
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Middle Ages is the period of history between the fall of the Western Roman Empire in 476 and the appearance of the Germanic kingdoms until the fall of the Byzantine Empire.
