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10,000 BCE
Paleolithic period.
The Paleolithic is the oldest and longest stage of the Prehistory of Humanity. The men were nomads and engaged in gathering and hunting. -
6500 BCE
Metal age.
The era of Metals happens to the Stone Age in the evolution of humanity, and constitutes the final stage of Prehistory. -
6000 BCE
Neolithic period.
It is characterized by the development of the productive economy (implementation of agriculture and livestock), sedentary lifestyle and appearances of the first towns. -
4000 BCE
Antiquity
Before the Middle Ages, which ranges from the appearance of writing until the end of the Roman Empire, towards the fifth century. -
476 BCE
Middle age
The middle Edam begins with the fall of the Roman Empire of the West (in the year 476) and that arrives, depending on the historian, until the discovery of America (1492) and the invention of the printing press (1453). -
1476
Modern age
The beginning of the Modern Age can be fixed between the Fall of Constantinople (year 1453) and the Discovery of America (year 1492), and its end in the French Revolution (year 1789). -
Contemporany age
The Contemporary Age is the name by which the historical period between the French Revolution and the present is designated.