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The ten historical eras playable in [[Archaeological Expedition]], spanning prehistory through the medieval period. | |||
* [[Bronze Age]] — An Era defined by the widespread use of bronze for Tools, weapons, and art. Major civilizations like the Hittites and Mycenaeans flourished,… | |||
* [[Buddhist]] — Buddhism spread across Asia, leaving behind monasteries, stupas, and thousands of temples. Bagan alone contains over 2,000 Buddhist monument… | |||
* [[Egyptian]] — Ancient Egypt's 3,000-year civilization produced iconic pyramids, elaborate tombs, and a rich pantheon of gods. The Valley of the Kings and … | |||
* [[Greek]] — Ancient Greece gave birth to democracy, philosophy, and classical art. From the Parthenon friezes to black-figure pottery, Greek craftsmansh… | |||
* [[Hindu]] — One of the world's oldest religions, Hinduism shaped art and architecture across the Indian subcontinent. Varanasi, the holiest city, holds … | |||
* [[Islamic]] — The Islamic Golden Age brought advances in science, art, and architecture. From Córdoba to Bukhara, Islamic civilization left behind exquisi… | * [[Islamic]] — The Islamic Golden Age brought advances in science, art, and architecture. From Córdoba to Bukhara, Islamic civilization left behind exquisi… | ||
* [[Medieval]] — From the 13th century onward, the Medieval period brought Gothic cathedrals, crusades, the Ottoman expansion, and the flourishing of trade a… | * [[Medieval]] — From the 13th century onward, the Medieval period brought Gothic cathedrals, crusades, the Ottoman expansion, and the flourishing of trade a… | ||
* [[Persian]] — The Achaemenid Empire was the largest the ancient world had known, stretching from Egypt to India. Persian artisans created exquisite gold w… | |||
* [[Prehistoric]] — Before written history, early humans crafted stone Tools, created cave art, and built the first settlements. From Oldowan choppers to Neolit… | |||
* [[Roman]] — The Roman Empire stretched from Britain to the Middle East, leaving behind roads, aqueducts, mosaics, and monumental architecture. Pompeii's… | * [[Roman]] — The Roman Empire stretched from Britain to the Middle East, leaving behind roads, aqueducts, mosaics, and monumental architecture. Pompeii's… | ||
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Revision as of 07:13, 10 May 2026
The ten historical eras playable in Archaeological Expedition, spanning prehistory through the medieval period.
- Bronze Age — An Era defined by the widespread use of bronze for Tools, weapons, and art. Major civilizations like the Hittites and Mycenaeans flourished,…
- Buddhist — Buddhism spread across Asia, leaving behind monasteries, stupas, and thousands of temples. Bagan alone contains over 2,000 Buddhist monument…
- Egyptian — Ancient Egypt's 3,000-year civilization produced iconic pyramids, elaborate tombs, and a rich pantheon of gods. The Valley of the Kings and …
- Greek — Ancient Greece gave birth to democracy, philosophy, and classical art. From the Parthenon friezes to black-figure pottery, Greek craftsmansh…
- Hindu — One of the world's oldest religions, Hinduism shaped art and architecture across the Indian subcontinent. Varanasi, the holiest city, holds …
- Islamic — The Islamic Golden Age brought advances in science, art, and architecture. From Córdoba to Bukhara, Islamic civilization left behind exquisi…
- Medieval — From the 13th century onward, the Medieval period brought Gothic cathedrals, crusades, the Ottoman expansion, and the flourishing of trade a…
- Persian — The Achaemenid Empire was the largest the ancient world had known, stretching from Egypt to India. Persian artisans created exquisite gold w…
- Prehistoric — Before written history, early humans crafted stone Tools, created cave art, and built the first settlements. From Oldowan choppers to Neolit…
- Roman — The Roman Empire stretched from Britain to the Middle East, leaving behind roads, aqueducts, mosaics, and monumental architecture. Pompeii's…