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Ancient Egypt
Ancient Egypt: The Civilization of the Nile Ancient Egypt is one of the most enduring and iconic civilizations in human
Ancient Greece
Ancient Greece: The Cradle of Western Art and Humanism Ancient Greece was not a single unified country, but rather a
Ancient Iranian Civilizations
Ancient Iranian Civilizations: The Masters of the Plateau and Empire The history of ancient Iran is defined by a succession
Ancient Rome & the Etruscans
1. Sub-Countries and Regions (Geography) What began as a collection of villages in central Italy grew into an unprecedented empire
Byzantine Empire
The Byzantine Empire: The Golden Realm of Faith and Art When the western half of the Roman Empire collapsed in
Eurasia & The Steppes
Ancient Slavic & Nomadic Cultures (Scythians, Kievan Rus): Modern Countries: Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, and Central Asian nations. Historical Facts: Mastery
Europe & the Mediterranean
Ancient Greece (Minoan, Mycenaean, Classical): Modern Countries: Greece, Cyprus, and the western coast of Turkey. Historical Facts: The birthplace of
Indigenous Australia
Modern Countries: Australia. Historical Facts: Recognized as the oldest continuous living culture on Earth (dating back over 65,000 years). Renowned
Kingdom of Aksum
The Kingdom of Aksum: The Empire of the Red Sea The Kingdom of Aksum was a formidable naval and trading
Mesopotamian Civilizations
Mesopotamian Civilizations: The Land Between the Rivers Mesopotamia was not a single unified empire for most of its history, but
Middle East & Iranian Plateau
Mesopotamian Civilizations (Sumer, Babylon, Assyria): Modern Countries: Iraq , Syria, and southeastern Turkey. Historical Facts: The invention of the wheel,
West African Empires
West African Empires: The Masters of Bronze and Earth While “West African Empires” encompasses several distinct kingdoms spanning centuries, the
