3320 BC to 3080 BC

3,500 BC: Sumerian script was being written.

~ to 1,500 BC: Strong evidence of mound building carried on in Mississippi river region and contiguous areas.

~ to 2,100 BC: The Copper Age social entity of Isin existed.

~ to 1,800 BC: The Copper Age political entity of Assur existed. 

 

3,250 BC: A neolithic herdsman  dies near Brenner Pass(Switzerland, Italy) and is so well preserved as to become in 1991, by far the earliest human to be seen in his everyday life, clothed and with implements.

3,250 BC, Switzerland?: A Neolithic herdsman dies near Brenner Pass and is well preserved in ice, to become in 1991, by far the earliest human to be seen clothed in every day fashion and carrying implements of his trade and life.

3,200 BC, far north east and west Atlantic?: Kame grave people and perhaps red Ocher people were making pottery and putting copper beads into man made mounds.

~ Neolithic culture began in the ancient Near East.

~ Near East: First stone structures are built at Jericho.

~  to 539 BC: Phoenician culture was active in Lebanon, shared around the Mediterranean Sea, and beyond, at least as far as the Irish island.

~ North america: Kame grave people and, perhaps, red ocher people were making pottery and putting copper beads into man-made mounds.

3,100 BC: The invention of writing marks the transition, in academic terms, from prehistory to history.

~ Egypt: Egyptian hieroglyphic develops at this time.

~ Writing is developed at Sumer, as cuneiform on clay tablets

Upper and Lower Egypt were united into a single kingdom, inaugurating the first Egyptian dynasty..

3,215 BC, Ireland: By this time wooden houses were being built.

3,200 BC to 539 BC: The Phoenician maritime culture including Lebanon lasted these many centuries and shared that culture as far as Ireland.

~ Egypt: Pharaohs, Snefero and Shau Ra,

3,200 BC, Estonia:Evidence of the Corded Ware pottery is noted. At this time agriculture and animal husbandry appear.

 

 

 

3,179 BC: 

 

 3113 BC: Starting point of the Mayan  calendar. 

3114 BC: Starting date of the long count Zoque/Mayan calendar. August 13th on the modern calendar. 

3,100 BC: Sumer developed as the "first" center of Mesopotamian civilization.

~ Upper and lower Egypt are unified into a single kingdom, inaugurating the first Egyptian dynasty,

~ Writing developed in Sumer as a cuneiform script on clay tablets . 

~ The Egyptian hieroglyphic script developed much the as as the the Sumerian cuneiform. 

~ The invention of writing marks the transition, in academic terms, from prehistory to history.

~ Sumerians develop the first known system of writing accepted so far. 

~ to 2890 BC: First Egypt Dynasty.

 

3,100 BC: Sumer developed as the "first" center of Mesopotamian civilization.

~ Upper and lower Egypt are unified into a single kingdom, inaugurating the first Egyptian dynasty,

~ Writing developed in Sumer as a cuneiform script on clay tablets . 

~ The Egyptian hieroglyphic script developed much the as as the the Sumerian cuneiform. 

~ The invention of writing marks the transition, in academic terms, from prehistory to history.

 3,100 BC: As late as this time there was a sudden cooling of Earth and drying in Earth's climate. Change has been thought to be caused by change in Sun's radiation or by comets or asteroids striking Earth. There was a change in methane levels and desertification.

~Upper and Lower Egypt united into a single kingdom inaugurating the first Egyptian dynasty. 

~ Writing is developed at Sumer as cuneiform script on clay tablets.

~ The Egyptian Hieroglyphic script developed at much the same time as the Sumerian cuneiform.

 

 

 

 

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3,100 BC: As late as this time there was a sudden cooling of Earth and drying in Earth's climate. Change has been thought to be caused by change in Sun's radiation or by comets or asteroids striking Earth. There was a change in methane levels and desertification.

~Upper and Lower Egypt united into a single kingdom inaugurating the first Egyptian dynasty. 

~ Writing is developed at Sumer as cuneiform script on clay tablets.

~ The Egyptian Hieroglyphic script developed at much the same time as the Sumerian cuneiform.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

3560 BC to 3320 BC

 3,560 BC to 3,320 BC: An archaeological, pre-history, and history timeline. A work in progress. Includes cuneiform writing, Ireland, Mayan, and Phoenician.

3,500 BC: Sumerian script was being written. 

~ to 1,500 AD: Strong evidence of "mound building" carried on in the Mississippi River region and contiguous areas. Mound-building had begun at Watson Break.

~ to 2,100 BC: The Copper Age social entity of Isin existed. 

~ to 1,800 BC: The Copper Age political entity of Assur existed. 

~ North America: Watson Break earthworks site dates to about this time. The site was abandoned about 2,800 BC. Watson Break is an archaeological site in what is now Ouachita Parish Louisiana, USA.

 ~ Multi-colored ceramic ware originating in Russia, reached China.

~ Oil is cultivated in Crete and will provide in the form of olive oil, one of the main staples of Mediterranean trade.

~ Ireland: Strong evidence of wide spread agriculture by this time.

3,400 BC: Burial mounds in Labrador. 

3,400 BC to 3,200 BC, Labrador: Burial mounds existed.

~ Neolithic culture began in the Near East.

~ Near East: First stone structures at Jericho are built.

3,250 BC, Switzerland?: A Neolithic herdsman dies near Brenner Pass and is well preserved in ice, to become in 1991, by far the earliest human to be seen clothed in every day fashion and carrying implements of his trade and life.

3,200 BC, far north east and west Atlantic?: Kame grave people and perhaps red Ocher people were making pottery and putting copper beads into man made mounds.

3,100 BC: The invention of writing marks the transition, in academic terms, from prehistory to history.

~ Egypt: Egyptian hieroglyphic develops at this time.

~ Writing is developed at Sumer, as cuneiform on clay tablets

3372 BC: Is the first date of the Mayan calendar.

3,300 BC: Ireland: New Grange, north of Dublin, had been built by this time. Built into it was knowledge of the winter solstice

 

3,250 BC: Italy/Switzerland: A neolithic herdsman died in the Brenner Pass and is so well preserved as to become by 1991, by far the earliest human to be seen in his everyday life clothes and with implements. 

 

3,200 BC: Neolithic culture began in ancient Near East.

~ Near East: First stone structures at Jericho are built.

~ Kame grave people and, perhaps, red ocher people were making pottery and putting copper beads into man made mounds. 

~ to 539 BC: Phoenician culture active in Lebanon, shared around the Mediterranean Sea and beyond, at least as far as the Irish island. 

 

 

3,100 BC: Upper and Lower Egypt are united into a single kingdom, inaugurating the first Egyptian dynasty.

~ Writing is developed at Sumer as cuneiform script on clay tablets.

~ The Egyptian hieroglyphic script develops at much the same time as the Sumerian cuneiform.

~ The invention of writing marks the transition in academic terms from prehistory to history.