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| title=[[Timeline of human evolution|Human timeline]] | |||
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| bar1-text='''[[Timeline of human evolution#Hominidae|Human-like<br>apes]]''' | |||
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| bar2-text=<small>''[[Nakalipithecus]]''</small> | |||
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| bar4-text=<small>''[[Sahelanthropus]]''</small> | |||
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| bar8-text='''''[[Homo habilis]]''''' | |||
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| bar9-to=-0.035 <!--- 35,000 years ago -- please see => http://insider.si.edu/2011/07/scientists-show-that-modern-humans-never-co-existed-with-homo-erectus/ ---> | |||
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| bar11-to=-0.040 <!--- 40,000 years ago -- please see => https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Neanderthal#Extinction and https://australianmuseum.net.au/homo-neanderthalensis ---> | |||
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| note1=<div style="line-height:9pt"><small>[[Pierolapithecus|Pierolapithecus catalaunicus]]</small></div> | |||
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| note2=<div style="line-height:9pt"><small>[[Sivapithecus]]</small></div> | |||
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| note3=<div style="line-height:9pt">[[Timeline of human evolution#Hominidae|Earlier apes]]</div> | |||
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| note4=<div style="line-height:9pt"><small>[[Sahelanthropus#Fossils|Possibly bipedal]]</small></div> | |||
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| note5=<div style="line-height:9pt"><small>''[[Sahelanthropus|Sahelanthropus tchadensis]]''</small></div> | |||
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| note6=<div style="line-height:9pt"><small>''[[Orrorin|Orrorin tugenensis]]''</small></div> | |||
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| note7=<div style="line-height:9pt"><small>''[[Ardipithecus|Ardipithecus ramidus]]''</small></div> | |||
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| note8=<div style="line height:9pt">[[Human skeletal changes due to bipedalism|Earliest bipedal]]</div> | |||
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| note9=<div style="line-height:9pt"><small>''[[Australopithecus afarensis]]''</small></div> | |||
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| note10=<div style="line-height:9pt">[[Stone Age#Beginning of the Stone Age|Earliest stone tools]]</div> | |||
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| note11=<div style="line-height:9pt">[[Homo habilis#Interpretations|Early stone tools]]</div> | |||
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| note12=<div style="line-height:9pt">[[<!---Human#Evidence from the fossil record--->Out of Africa I|Earliest exit<br>from Africa]]</div> | |||
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| note13=<div style="line-height:9pt">[[Control of fire by early humans#Lower Paleolithic evidence<!---Homo erectus#Use of fire--->|Earliest fire use]]</div> | |||
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| note14=<div style="line-height:9pt">[[Cooking#History|Earliest cooking]]</div> | |||
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| note15=<div style="line-height:9pt">[[Clothing#Origin of clothing|Earliest clothes]]</div> | |||
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| note16=<div style="line-height:9pt">[[Homo sapiens idaltu|Human anatomy]]</div> | |||
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| note17=<div style="line-height:9pt">[[Behavioral modernity|Modern humans]]</div> | |||
| note18=<center><span style="display:block">[[Pleistocene|<br>P<br>l<br>e<br>i<br>s<br>t<br>o<br>c<br>e<br>n<br>e]]</span></center> | |||
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| note19=<center><span style="display:block">[[Pliocene|<br>P<br>l<br>i<br>o<br>c<br>e<br>n<br>e]]</span></center> | |||
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| note20=<center><span style="display:block">[[Miocene|<br>M<br>i<br>o<br>c<br>e<br>n<br>e]]</span></center> | |||
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| note21=<center><span style="display:block">[[Hominidae|<br>H<br><br>o<br><br>m<br><br>i<br><br>n<br><br>i<br><br>d<br><br>s]]</span></center> | |||
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| caption=[[Cartesian coordinate system#Two dimensions|Axis scale]]: [[Geologic time scale|millions of years]].<br><small>Also see: ''[[Template:Life timeline|Life timeline]]'' and ''[[Template:Nature timeline|Nature timeline]]''</small> | |||
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== Section VIII == | == Section VIII == | ||
6080 BD WWIII began, causing Galileo (Raythe) to lose contact with Earth. After the initial panic, the colonies of Galileo formed the Galilean Federation to govern without extra-planetary political influence. This lasted for about 100 years until cultural differences began to cause dissent in the federation. This led to a civil war that led to the destruction of civilization on Galileo. The Argillians initially stepped in to arbitrate peace, so that trade may continue, but were met hostilely by all sides to stay out of their affairs. After civilization fell, humanity and Argillians still kept contact, occasionally trading though not much due to lack of human industrial capacity. Over the next 2000-3000 years, the Ussarian plain in which the majority of Galilean humanity was located began to fall away and sink in several major floods. During the flooding, humanity pleaded to the Argillians for help, but remembering humanity's refusal for interference by their hand, they began to slowly cease communication. Humanity resented the Argillians for abandoning them and religions formed with the Argillians as god-like figures that abandoned them in an apocalyptic world, and that they were causing the floods. The culture and religion of this time was very cynical and they felt themselves to be the final generations. By 2000 BD, practically all information had been forgotten by humanity as they fled the Ussarian plains across the Minstos continent. Even the Argillians betraying them had been long forgotten, with only the concept of gods on the planet above remaining. The names of their ancestors nations had become distorted into the names of ancient strong powers which again translated into ancient gods. Cultures began to form however in the early 1000s BD, with the first organized civilizations forming in the 1300s BD. | 6080 BD WWIII began, causing Galileo (Raythe) to lose contact with Earth. After the initial panic, the colonies of Galileo formed the Galilean Federation to govern without extra-planetary political influence. This lasted for about 100 years until cultural differences began to cause dissent in the federation. This led to a civil war that led to the destruction of civilization on Galileo. The Argillians initially stepped in to arbitrate peace, so that trade may continue, but were met hostilely by all sides to stay out of their affairs. After civilization fell, humanity and Argillians still kept contact, occasionally trading though not much due to lack of human industrial capacity. Over the next 2000-3000 years, the Ussarian plain in which the majority of Galilean humanity was located began to fall away and sink in several major floods. During the flooding, humanity pleaded to the Argillians for help, but remembering humanity's refusal for interference by their hand, they began to slowly cease communication. Humanity resented the Argillians for abandoning them and religions formed with the Argillians as god-like figures that abandoned them in an apocalyptic world, and that they were causing the floods. The culture and religion of this time was very cynical and they felt themselves to be the final generations. By 2000 BD, practically all information had been forgotten by humanity as they fled the Ussarian plains across the Minstos continent. Even the Argillians betraying them had been long forgotten, with only the concept of gods on the planet above remaining. The names of their ancestors nations had become distorted into the names of ancient strong powers which again translated into ancient gods. Cultures began to form however in the early 1000s BD, with the first organized civilizations forming in the 1300s BD. | ||