Ancient Civilizations Codexery

A source-cited reference to ancient civilizations

Ancient Civilizations (15)

• Neolithic — The New Stone Age: dawn of farming and settlement.
• Neolithic Revolution — The wide-scale transition from hunting and gathering to agriculture and settlement in the Neolithic period.
• Paleo-Indians — First peoples of the Americas during the Late Pleistocene.
• Paleolithic — The Old Stone Age: from the first stone tools to the end of the Pleistocene.
• Prehistoric Egypt — From the first human occupation to the dawn of the First Dynasty, explore the deep prehistory of Egypt.
• Prehistory — Human history before written records, studied through material evidence.
• Stone Age — The Stone Age was a broad prehistoric period during which stone was widely used to make tools.
• Sumer — Earliest known civilization, emerging in southern Mesopotamia.
• Phoenicia — Ancient Semitic maritime traders who spread the alphabet across the Mediterranean.
• Phrygia — Ancient Anatolian kingdom of legendary kings and the Gordian Knot.
• Pannonian Avars — Eurasian nomads who ruled the Carpathian Basin for centuries.
• Proto-Indo-Europeans — Postulated prehistoric speakers of the ancestor of the Indo-European language family.
• Sarmatians — Iranian equestrian nomads who dominated the Pontic steppe for nearly a millennium.
• Saxons — Germanic people of early medieval Old Saxony, conquered by Charlemagne.
• Sogdia — Ancient Iranian civilisation and key Silk Road intermediaries.

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