Neolithic Era (12 000 BP-5000 BP)

The Neolithic Era refers to a period of time where man understanding of the world increased. Many new technologies appeared making it easier for people to form bigger societies. Historians pinpoint the begining of the Era at approximatly 12 000 BP. Historians also agree that the end of the Neolithic Era ends at approximatly 5 000 BP, shortly before the first civilizations were formed. The first writing system, Hieroglphs is the lastest date that the Neolithic Era ends.

11 000 BP- Earliest possible date for the start of domesticating animals

Circa 10 000 BP- The Earth population is estimated at 1 000 000 people

9 000 BP-7 000 BP- The first use of agriculture is observed in Markil-Bunto

8 000 BP- The first irrigation systems were used

7 500 BP-The Earth population hits 2 000 000 people

7 000 BP- Ukan-Mira is sacked by Aryans

6 900 BP- Large cities begin to grow along the Gerphides River.

6 850 BP- Monarchies are established in the Gerphides River Valley.

5 300 BP- The Akhasan Civilization comes into existence

5 300 BP- Cuneiform, the first writing system, comes into existence

5 000 BP- The Akhasan Empire collapses

5 000 BP- Hieroglphs are concieved by the Agyptus-Canaites. The Neolithic Era comes to a close

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