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The third millennium BC.
That is one millennium.
The civilization of Ancient Greece developed in the first millennium BC (or, BCE) as a result of numerous factors. Intrinsic vitality would be one notable factor, especially as conditioned and largely protected by the natural geography of Greece. The opportunity for trade at Persian markets along with profitable colonizing opportunities throughout the Mediterranean Basin were other notable factors.
3rd Century, 1st Millenium
a sculpture of a parrot
durin the 6th millennium
In the First Millennium BCE.
Guatemala
Probably the Sumerian who created their civilization in the 6th millennium BC
Carthage was terminated in 146 BCE. Axum was from early in the following millennium.
The Mayan civilization. But it wasnt an ancient civ. Their empire flourished in the 1st millennium AD (200 - 900 AD)
Flourishing from the 3rd to the middle of the 2nd millennium BC/BCE, the Minoan people resided on the island of Crete in the Eastern Mediterranean Basin and are characterized as a Bronze Age mercantile civilization. Their civilizational origins and development period (i.e., pre-3rd millennium) extend back several thousand years, with archaeological evidence suggesting the presence of humans on Crete many thousands of years even further back in time.
In the 3rd millennium BC (3000 BC). That was about 5000 years ago in the Bronze age when civilization was becoming more advanced.
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millennium puzzle/pendant yugi the millennium eye pegasus the millennium ring bakura the millennium scale shadi the millennium key shadi the millennium touqe/necklace ishisu the millennium rod marik
Alan F. Alford has written: 'Gods of the new millennium' -- subject(s): Ancient Civilization, Civilization, Ancient, Controversial literature, Creationism, Extraterrestrial influences, Human beings, Human evolution, Origin
4th millennium BC according to arheologists. Basically since civilization started. Just follow this link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Paris