Collection(s) : Les chronologies de Maurice Griffe
Paru le 15/01/2001
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It is in Asia Minor at Catal Huyuk, and in the Jordan valley, at Jericho, that the most ancient agricultural centres of the world have been found (communities organized circa -7000, -6000.
It is in Mesopotamia that one goes from Prehistory to History with the advent of writing. These regions, situated at the confluence of three continents (Asia, Europe, Africa) were the melting pot of our civilization. They were the obligatory passage for all the migrations and invasions. The three monotheist religions appeared there, developped and clashed. It is really there that the cradle of humanity is to be found. This document, represented in the form of a linear chronology, enables complicated periods to be clarified ; for example the collapse of Alexander's empire, the arrival of the Seljuk and Ottoman Turks in the Arab caliphates and sultanates which had just been constituted.
Maurice Griffe
Composition of the document
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Map of Near East
Chronology
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Sources
- Atlas du Monde Antique Edition Club France Loisir - Atlas du monde romain Nathan - Atlas historique Erasme - Atlas Historique Bordas - Dictionnaire de l'Histoire Michel Mourre - Dictionnaire Larousse - Revue "Notre Histoire" - Revue "l'Histoire" - Revue "Historia" -
