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Timeline of Ancient Civilizations... : r/ancienthistory

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A subreddit that focuses on history of the less recent kind. Example topics include Classical Greece, Rome, America and Egypt. This is the place to go for general news, videos, and discussion that might not fit into the more specific subreddits, but content that would be suitable there are also suitable here. This is by all means a work in progress, as an amateur student interested in history, and trying to get a grasp on the context (and vastness) of the civilizations of our past. Eventually this will be an interactive timeline, where you will be able to click on each of the specific boxes to go into a more in depth look at that civilization, but any and all suggestions are appreciated! The ape evolving to man imagery is a bit confusing as you have it right on top of the Pre-Columbian era. It makes it looks like mankind evolved from apes between 7000 and 3000BC. My input would be to either remove that graphic all together, or drastically expand the timeline, and possibly even use the

This is by all means a work in progress, as an amateur student interested in history, and trying to get a grasp on the context (and vastness) of the civilizations of our past. Eventually this will be an interactive timeline, where you will be able to click on each of the specific boxes to go into a more in depth look at that civilization, but any and all suggestions are appreciated! There are around 500 unique Indigenous tribes in North America, by Woodland are you referring to Woodland Ojibwe? As an Anishinaabe (Ojibwe) woman, our history dates back much further than your timeline and most…

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