Mythological Ages Timeline

Persian Civilization Begins Roman Civilization Begins Aztec Civilization Begins Inca Civilization Begins Alleged Destruction of Atlantis Solon Visits Egypt Supposed Catastrophic Flood Black Sea Catastrophe Flooding In Asia 5.9 kiloyear event Gobelki Tepe Founded Younger Dryas Abruptly Ends Egyptian Civilization Begins Plato is born Mesopotamian Civilization Begins Indus Valley Civilization Begins Mayan Civilization Begins Chinese Civilization Begins Ancient Greek Civilization Begins Kenneth Arnold Sighting Foo Fighters First Seen Philadelphia Experiment Battle of Los Angeles Travis Walton Abduction Rendlesham Forest UFO Project Blue Book Begins Project Blue Book Ends Abraham Born Moses born MK Ultra Begins Stargate Project Begins AATIP Begins Gobekli Tepe Intentionally Buried (estimate) Stonehenge Built Gautama Buddha Born Jesus Born Pythagoras is born United States Founded Roswell Crash Manhattan Project Begins Disclosure Day Phoenix Lights Betty and Barney Hill Abduction Tehran Iran UFO Incident First Manhattan Project Test Zarathustra is born Sphinx could have been built Trojan War Ends (est) Sphinx would have faced Leo Rising Young Earth Creationist's believe the "world" (Dark Age World?) began around here Zoroastrian beginning of "new world" (Assuming 628BC Zoroaster Date) Paleolithic Stone Age Bronze Age Iron Age Satya Yuga descending, Golden Age (Indus Valley Civ) Treta Yuga, Silver Age (Indus Valley Civ) Dwarpa Yuga, Bronze Age (Indus Valley Civ) Ascending Kali Yuga, Iron Age-ascending (Indus Valley Civ) Descending Kali Yuga, Iron Age-descending (Indus Valley Civ) Transition Into New Age Roman Era Early Medieval Medieval Post-Medieval Industrial/Modern 5th Cycle (Maya) 4th Cycle (Maya) 3rd Cycle (Maya) 2nd Cycle (Maya) 1st Cycle (Maya) Dynastic Egypt Neolithic Era Greek Dark Ages 1st Baktun (Maya) 13th Baktun (Maya) Roman Empire British Empire Previous Ascending Yugas 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 11th 12th Precessional Cycle Length of ~26,000 years (approximated by science, assuming constant rate of change based on modern measurements. Arbitrarily ending at Dec 21 2012)