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1700 BCE | The Bible, Abraham

1700 BCE | The Bible, Abraham. Today we’ll talk about the demise of the Caral civilisations, the apex of Minoan civilisation and devote a lot of time to the bible. Abraham will lead the charge, and we’ll look at the family tree of the first humans (supposedly).

2300 – 2000 BCE | The Last Mammoth, The First Empire

2300 – 2000 BCE |Did you know that the last mammoth died out only 4000 years ago? And along with its extinction we also saw history’s first empire – the Akkadian Empire.

3000 – 2600 BCE | The Bronze Age, Pyramids & Written Language

3000 – 2600 BCE | The Bronze Age, Pyramids & Written Language In this video we’ll journey 3000 BCE when we have the “invention” of the first language and even maths, to the construction of the first pyramid. Along the way we’ll leave the stone age and enter the bronze age.

4000 – 3000 BCE | The first Civilizations

4000 – 3000 BCE | In this video we visit the first civilisations in history. We’ll also go through a few exciting inventions that were made at the time, including – wheel, beer, “taxation”, plow.

10,000 – 4000 BCE | The Neolithic Age, Agricultural revolution

Next video from Briefly True, 10,000 – 4000 BCE | The Neolithic Age, Agricultural revolution Roughly 10 000 years ago people all over the world turned to farming and thus welcoming the Agricultural Revolution which is what we’ll talk about today. A hunter settling down and becoming a farmer was an incredibly large shift inContinue reading “10,000 – 4000 BCE | The Neolithic Age, Agricultural revolution”

6 Million – 80 000 Years Ago｜Stone Age, Our Ancestors, Fire

Next video from 6 Million – 80 000 Years Ago. We’ll meet the first humans, define what the stone age means and witness the advent of fire. Moving from 6 million down to 80 000 years ago there’s a lot of exciting inventions and events

14 Billion – 65 Million Years Ago | Big Bang to Dinosaurs

The first video from ‘Briefly Everything’ covers the period from 14 Billion to 65 Million Years Ago, the Big Bang to the Dinosaurs. Making History fun and engaging, ideal for students, educators, children, adults, parents and homeschooling kids.