by Jack Le MoineComputers have been around for a couple of decades but if one were to designate a dividing line across history, where would
The Dark Age, 500 – 1000
by Jack Le MoineWith the fall of the Roman Empire, Western Europe fell into a period of sharp decline. In every aspect of life - commerce,
Roman Age, 1 – 500 AD
by Jack Le MoineThe Roman Empire never dominated the world like the Europeans did 1500 years later but they certainly put on the best show.
The Classical Age, 500 BC – 1 AD
by Jack Le MoineThis is Herodotus, the Father of History. He lived in the first century of this age. His book's theme was the first major
The Iron Age, 1000 – 500 BC
by Jack Le MoineAs iron spread through the civilized world, activity in and among civilizations leveled up. China acquired iron around 600
The Bronze Age, 3000 – 1000 BC
by Jack Le MoineMetallurgy was important to this age apart from the advantages (military and commercial) that it conferred upon civilization
The Agricultural Age, 10,000 – 3,000 BC
by Jack Le MoineAt the beginning of this age, the the planet has warmed from the Ice Age to the temperatures of today. In Alaska, the ice
The Warming Age, 20,000 – 10,000 BC
by Jack Le MoineImmense volumes have been written to expound our knowledge, and conceal our ignorance, of primitive man.- Will DurantThe
The Ice Age, 110,000 – 20,000 BC
by Jack Le MoineIt’s difficult to imagine living on a planet where the weather was so cold, that ice sheets covered much of North America,