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Paleolithic (2,500,000 a.c- 10,000 a.c)
Lower Paleolithic (2,500,000 a.c- 127,000 a.c)
Middle Paleolithic (127,000 a.c - 40,000 a.c)
Upper Paleolithic (40,000 a.c- 10,000 a.c)
Mesolithic (10,000 a.c - 8,000 a.c)
Neolithic (8,000 a.c - 6,000 a.c)
Copper Age (6,000 a.c - 3,600 a.c)
Bronze Age (3,600 a.c - 1,200 a.c)
Iron Age (1200 a.c - 200 a.c)
The Mesoamerican Chronology divides the history of pre-Columbian Mesoamerican in different periods: Paleo-Indian (first human inhabitants 3500 a.c), Archaic (3500 BC-2000 a.c, Preclassic (2000 a.c- 200 d.c), Classic (200 d.c-1000 d.c), and Postclassic (1000 d.c-1697 d.c)
The Paleo-Indian period (also called, Lítico, 10000 BC-3500 BC) is the one that begins from the first signs of human presence in the region, to the establishment of agriculture and other practices : pottery and sedentary establishments) and subsistence techniques characteristic of proto-civilizations.
2000 a. C.-200 d. C. During the Preclassic the large scale ceremonial architecture, the writings, the cities and the states
(200-1000) The Classic was dominated by numerous independent city-states in the Mayan region and the principle of political unity was also given n central Mexico and Yucatan.
(1000-1697) In the Postclassic many of the great nations and cities of the Classic collapsed, although some continued, such as Oaxaca, Cholula and the Mayan cities of Yucatan such as Chichen Itza and Uxmal. It is sometimes seen as a period of chaos and wars.
Middle Ages until 1453, fall of the Eastern Roman Empire. The Modern Age is the third of the historical periods in which universal history is conventionally divided, understood between the century XV and XVIII
In the Modern Age were found the two "worlds" that had remained almost completely isolated from Prehistory: the New World (America) and the Old World (Eurasia and Africa).
The rich, inhabitants of towns or cities, formed a new social class, increasingly rich economically, which would enable them in the mid-eighteenth century with technological success, become models of factories and store profits, at the expense of work in conditions degrading, of their workers
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Paleolithic (2,500,000 BC - 10,000 BC)