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Dates Review (up to Early Reniassance). Mesopotamia (Near East) Sumeria 3000 BCE.

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1 Dates Review (up to Early Reniassance)

2 Mesopotamia (Near East) Sumeria 3000 BCE

3 Mesopotamia (Near East) Babylon 1900 BCE

4 Mesopotamia (Near East) Persia 539 BCE

5 Egypt Old Kingdom 2500 BCE

6 Egypt New Kingdom 1500 BCE

7 Egypt Amarna 1333 BCE

8 Aegean Region Cycladic 2500 BCE

9 Aegean Region Minoan 1500 BCE

10 Aegean Region Mycenaean 1250 BCE

11 Ancient Greece Geometric 900 BCE

12 Ancient Greece Orientalizing 700 BCE

13 Ancient Greece Archaic 550 BCE

14 Ancient Greece Severe 480 BCE

15 Ancient Greece Classical 450 BCE

16 Ancient Greece Late Classical 350 BCE

17 Ancient Greece Hellenistic 250 BCE

18 Islamic Artworks Beginning to present day 650 CE

19 Etruscan Art 550 BCE

20 Ancient Rome Republic 250 BCE

21 Ancient Rome Imperial 250 CE

22 Late Antiquity 350 CE

23 Byzantine Art 550 CE

24 Early Medieval Tribal 750 CE

25 Early Medieval Carolingian 800 CE

26 Early Medieval Ottonian 1000 CE

27 Romanesque 1100 CE

28 Early Gothic 1140 CE

29 High Gothic 1200 CE

30 Late Gothic 1250 CE

31 Late Medieval Early Renaissance 1300 CE

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