Era background
750CE
to
1250CE

Paleolithic Era

— Origins of Humanity and the Stone Age —

Composite Bow

2000 BCE - 1000 CE, Kazakhstan

A bow made from wood, horn, and sinew; used extensively by horse archers in the Eurasian steppes.

military culture
0

Bantu Migration

1000 BCE - 1000 CE, Global
Bantu Migration

This migration involved the movement of Bantu-speaking peoples across Africa, significantly influencing the continent's demographics and cultures.

culture
0

Kingdom of Aksum

100 CE - 940 CE, Ethiopia
Kingdom of Aksum

This kingdom emerged as a major trading empire in the region, known for its monumental obelisks and as an early adopter of Christianity.

politics culture
0

Teotihuacan

100 CE - 750 CE, Mexico
Teotihuacan

This ancient Mesoamerican city is known for its impressive pyramids and complex urban planning, showcasing the advanced civilization that once thrived there.

culture religion
0

Saxons

200 CE - 927 CE, Germany
Saxons

The Saxons were a Germanic tribe inhabiting northern Germany and the Netherlands, later migrating to Britain and influencing early medieval England.

culture
0

Maya Civilization

250 CE - 900 CE, Mexico
Maya Civilization

The Maya civilization was known for its advanced writing, art, architecture, and astronomical systems.

culture intellectual
0

Classic Period

250 CE - 900 CE, Mexico

This era marks a significant phase in Mesoamerican history characterized by the rise of powerful city-states and advancements in art and architecture.

culture art
0

Franks

250 CE - 843 CE, France
Franks

The Franks were a confederation of Germanic tribes that settled in Roman Gaul, establishing a powerful kingdom and influencing the transition from Roman to medieval Europe.

culture
0

Pallava Kingdom

275 CE - 897 CE, India
Pallava Kingdom

The Pallava Kingdom was a South Indian dynasty that contributed significantly to Dravidian architecture and the spread of Hinduism in Southeast Asia.

culture
0

Ghana Empire

300 CE - 1200 CE, Mali
Ghana Empire

This period marks the rise of a powerful empire in West Africa, known for its wealth and trade, particularly in gold and salt.

culture economic
0

Anglo-Saxons

410 CE - 1066 CE, United Kingdom
Anglo-Saxons

The Anglo-Saxons were Germanic settlers in Britain, establishing kingdoms after the Roman withdrawal and laying the foundations for medieval England.

culture
0

Wari Empire

500 CE - 1000 CE, Peru
Wari Empire

This period marked the rise of a significant Andean civilization known for its advanced architecture and urban planning.

politics culture
0

Chichen Itza

600 CE - 1200 CE, Mexico
Chichen Itza

This large pre-Columbian archaeological site was a major city of the Maya civilization, known for its pyramid, El Castillo, and astronomical significance.

culture religion
0

Srivijaya

600 CE - 1200 CE, Indonesia
Srivijaya

This powerful maritime empire was a center for trade and Buddhism in Southeast Asia, influencing regional cultures.

culture economic
0

The Tang Dynasty

1 Jan 618 CE - 31 Dec 907 CE, China
The Tang Dynasty

A high point in Chinese civilization, known for its cultural, political, and economic prosperity.

politics culture
0