2,660 BC to 2,400 BC:The prehistorical, archaeological, climatological and: sea levels, Egypt, Mississippi, Canada, Mesopotamia, Sahara, cooler wetter weather, North America.
2613 BC to 2498 BC: Egypt: Fourth Dynasty.
2,600 BC: The Mississippi River drainage area of the U.S. contains abundant evidence of elaborate ceremonial complex, ceramics, cultigens, and mound burial attests the Louisiana Dept of Culture personal.
~ North America: Deptford Culture(?) An elaborate ceremonial complex, ceramics, mound burial, cultigens. (800 BC to 78 AD?)
~ Egypt: Great Pyramid of Giza construed.(?)
~ Sahara: A badger(?) was eating maple, willow, woodbine, buckwheat grass and reeds in the Sahara.
2540 BC: Egypt: Great pyramid of Giza extent.
2,500 BC: and onward people of Ireland probably experienced a period of cooler, wetter weather. Sea levels were close to those of 2000 AD.
~ Northern hemisphere began cooler, wetter weather similar to 2000 AD.
~ Evidence of metalworking in Ireland.
~ North America(Fagan): Sea levels close to those 2,000 AD.
~ Art: Height of Sumerian/Akkadian art.
~ Thailand: Bronze tools in Thailand.
~ Metal working reaches Indus Valley.
~ Peru: Cotton cultivated in Peru.
~ Mesopotamia: Disappearance of the city of Agadi; end of Akkadian civilization in Mesopotamia.
~ Canada: Majorville Cairn medicine wheel of Alberta.
2494 BC to 2345 BC: Egypt: 5th Dynast
2,404 BC to 2345 BC, Egypt: 5th dynasty
2,400 BC: to l,000 BC: North America: Middle Woodland culture Period extent.
2,400 BC to 2350 BC: Lugalzaggisi, king of Uruk, defeated the Lagash empire and became King of the Countries.
~ ? Cessair, a daughter of Noah and Bamba arrived on Bantry Bay, Ireland in what is now Co. cork 40 days before a flood, it has been said.