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Mesolithic History Timeline
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Answer 16 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. The Quaternary extinction event - which has been ongoing since the mid-Pliestocene - concludes. Many of the ice age megafauna go extinct - including the megatherium - woolly rhinoceros - Irish elk - cave bear - cave lion - and the last of the sabre-t
c. 14 -800 years ago
10000 years ago (8000 BC)
c. 16000 years ago
c. 20000 years ago
2. Emergence of Jericho - which is now one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world. Giant short-faced bears and giant ground sloths go extinct. Equidae goes extinct in North America.
15000 years ago
11000 years ago (9000 BC)
c. 20000 years ago
c. 20000 years ago
3. The woolly rhinoceros goes extinct.
11000 years ago (9000 BC)
15000 years ago
c. 20000 years ago
c. 14 -800 years ago
4. Late Glacial Maximum - end of the Last glacial period - climate warms - glaciers recede
12000 years ago (10000 BC)
13000-10000
11000 years ago (9000 BC)
15000 years ago
5. The woolly rhinoceros goes extinct.
15000 years ago
13000-10000
c. 14 -800 years ago
12000 years ago (10000 BC)
6. Chatelperronian culture in France. Kebaran culture in the Levant.
13000-10000
c. 14 -800 years ago
c. 20000 years ago
c. 14 -800 years ago
7. The Humid Period begins in North Africa. The region that would later become the Sahara is wet and fertile - and the Aquifers are full.
c. 14 -800 years ago
c. 16000 years ago
10000 years ago (8000 BC)
11000 years ago (9000 BC)
8. Wisent sculpted in clay deep inside the cave now known as Le Tuc d'Audoubert in the French Pyrenees near what is now the border of Spain.
11000 years ago (9000 BC)
c. 16000 years ago
10000 years ago (8000 BC)
10000 years ago (8000 BC)
9. The Quaternary extinction event - which has been ongoing since the mid-Pliestocene - concludes. Many of the ice age megafauna go extinct - including the megatherium - woolly rhinoceros - Irish elk - cave bear - cave lion - and the last of the sabre-t
15000 years ago
c. 16000 years ago
11000 years ago (9000 BC)
10000 years ago (8000 BC)
10. Land ice leaves Denmark and southern Sweden; start of the current Holocene epoch.
13000-10000
c. 20000 years ago
c. 20000 years ago
12000 years ago (10000 BC)
11. Chatelperronian culture in France. Kebaran culture in the Levant.
15000 years ago
c. 20000 years ago
10000 years ago (8000 BC)
c. 16000 years ago
12. The Humid Period begins in North Africa. The region that would later become the Sahara is wet and fertile - and the Aquifers are full.
12000 years ago (10000 BC)
c. 14 -800 years ago
c. 16000 years ago
c. 16000 years ago
13. Late Glacial Maximum - end of the Last glacial period - climate warms - glaciers recede
15000 years ago
12000 years ago (10000 BC)
11000 years ago (9000 BC)
13000-10000
14. Emergence of Jericho - which is now one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world. Giant short-faced bears and giant ground sloths go extinct. Equidae goes extinct in North America.
15000 years ago
c. 20000 years ago
11000 years ago (9000 BC)
10000 years ago (8000 BC)
15. Wisent sculpted in clay deep inside the cave now known as Le Tuc d'Audoubert in the French Pyrenees near what is now the border of Spain.
c. 16000 years ago
13000-10000
c. 14 -800 years ago
12000 years ago (10000 BC)
16. Land ice leaves Denmark and southern Sweden; start of the current Holocene epoch.
c. 16000 years ago
c. 14 -800 years ago
12000 years ago (10000 BC)
c. 14 -800 years ago