Century

7th century BCE

The years 700 – 601 BCE. The atlas records 162 events begun in them: the most significant follow, region by region, with the realms of the age and its wonders, trade routes, faiths and great people.

NEO-ASSYRIAN EMPIREKINGDOM OF KUSHZHOU DYNASTYSCYTHIAGREEK CITY-STATESOLMEC CIVILIZATION
The world in 650 BCE
  • Realms with a page of their own
  • Others the atlas draws, from Cliopatria

Headlines

The most significant events, wherever they happened
  1. 664 – 332 BCELate Period of ancient EgyptEvent · North Africa
  2. 7th century BCELibrary of AshurbanipalEvent · Middle East
  3. 605 BCEBattle of CarchemishBattle · Middle East
  4. 609 BCEBattle of MegiddoBattle · Middle East
  5. 612 BCEFall of NinevehBattle · Middle East
  6. 632 BCEBattle of ChengpuBattle · East Asia
  7. 667 BCEJimmu's Eastern ExpeditionEvent · East Asia
  8. 626 – 609 BCEMedo-Babylonian conquest of the Assyrian EmpireEvent · Middle East

Around the world

The most significant of the rest, in each region

North Africa

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Middle East

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Europe

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Central Asia

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South Asia

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East Asia

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Southeast Asia

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Realms of the age

Our civilizations alive in these years, by home region. Each track is the century, its bar the realm’s years.

North Africa

Sub-Saharan Africa

Middle East

East Asia

Mesoamerica and the Caribbean

  • Maya2nd millennium BCE – 1521 CE · culture sphere

  • Zapotec700 BCE – 1521 CE

Wonders

Being built, or standing

Standing

Trade routes

Carrying trade in these years

Faiths on the move

Where each faith arrived in these years

Great people

Alive in these years, in the halls of the Agora of Ages

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