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c. 3500 BCE

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c. 3000 BCE

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c. 2000 BCE

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c. 1600 BCE

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c. 1525 BCE

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c. 1500 BCE

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c. 1425 BCE

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c. 1400 BCE

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c. 1300 BCE

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c. 1200 BCE

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c. 1150 BCE

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c. 1100 BCE

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c. 900 BCE

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776 BCE

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753 BCE

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c. 750 BCE

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c. 704 BCE

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c. 700 BCE

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688 BCE

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c. 667 BCE

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c. 650 BCE

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c. 630 BCE

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c. 625 BCE

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c. 600 BCE

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594 BCE

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585 BCE

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c. 560 BCE

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c. 550 BCE

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c. 545 BCE

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534 BCE

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c. 530 BCE

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c. 529 BCE

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510 BCE

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508 BCE

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c. 500 BCE

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499 BCE

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c. 495 BCE

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493 BCE
490 BCE

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487 BCE

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484 BCE
483 BCE

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481 BCE

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c. 480 BCE

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479 BCE

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478 BCE

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477 BCE

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472 BCE

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468 BCE

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c. 465 BCE

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464 BCE

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463 BCE

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462 BCE

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461 BCE

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c. 460 BCE

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457 BCE

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454 BCE

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c. 450 BCE

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448 BCE

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447 BCE

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c. 446 BCE

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443-429 BCE

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c. 440 BCE

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423 BCE
433 BCE

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431 BCE

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c. 430 BCE

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429 BCE

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427 BCE

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c. 425 BCE
c. 420 BCE

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416 BCE

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414 BCE
c. 410 BCE

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409 BCE

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405 BCE

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404 BCE

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401 BCE

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c. 400 BCE

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399 BCE

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396 BCE

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390 BCE

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387 BCE

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c. 380 BCE

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371 BCE

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367 BCE

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359 BCE

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356 BCE

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c. 350 BCE

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348 BCE

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343 BCE

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c. 340 BCE

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338 BCE

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337 BCE

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336 BCE

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335 BCE

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334 BCE

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332 BCE

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c. 330 BCE

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327 BCE

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325 BCE

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324 BCE

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323 BCE

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from 323 BCE
317 BCE

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312 BCE

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c. 310 BCE

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c. 300 BCE

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299 BCE

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292 BCE

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281 BCE

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c. 270 BCE

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264 BCE

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260 BCE

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c. 250 BCE

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241 BCE

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227 BCE

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c. 220 BCE

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218 BCE

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216 BCE

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202 BCE

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201 BCE

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196 BCE

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188 BCE

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c. 185 BCE

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149 BCE

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146 BCE

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c. 140 BCE

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139 BCE

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c. 130 BCE

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129 BCE

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c. 100 BCE

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86 BCE

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81 BCE

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75 BCE

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73 BCE

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60 BCE

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58 BCE

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55 BCE

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54 BCE

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53 BCE

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52 BCE

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c. 50 BCE

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49 BCE
48 BCE

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46 BCE

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45 BCE

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44 BCE

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42 BCE

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37 BCE

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c. 34 BCE

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31 BCE

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27 BCE

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23 BCE

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c. 20 BCE

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19 BCE

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c. 10 BCE
14

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c. 50

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c. 60

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64

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66
79

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80

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98

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c. 120

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c. 125

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c. 250

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274

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312

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c. 315

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325

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c. 350

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393

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529

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1204

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1309

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1460
1571

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1821
1823

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1824

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1827

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1832

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1847

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1864

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1885

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1896

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1904

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1910

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1912
1913

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1915

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1916

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1918

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c. 1935

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1940

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1941

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1942

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1944

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1954
c. 1955

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1965
1967

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1968

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c. 1977

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2010

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2011

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