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<p>[QUOTE="GDJMSP, post: 3310952, member: 112"]Boy ! That's one where I can't even agree with myself as to what the eras should be called, let alone dated.</p><p><br /></p><p>But I can roughly go along with ancients being defined as ending with the fall of Rome - roughly 400 AD. Then I think there should be a Dark Ages period, roughly 400-900 AD. Then medieval, 900-1300, then the Renaissance 1300-1643 - and I'm nailing that one down because of 1643 being the beginning of milled coinage.</p><p><br /></p><p>Now I feel pretty good about things up to that point, but after that it gets more difficult for me at least. I've been tempted to call it the European Colonial Period, but Europe really began colonizing long before that, so I dunno, maybe the Late European Colonial would work better - 1643-1836. With 1836 being the beginning of widespread stream press usage which could be called the Industrial Period I guess. And I guess I'd have that end at 1964 which would be the beginning of the Modern Period, as least as I define it.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="GDJMSP, post: 3310952, member: 112"]Boy ! That's one where I can't even agree with myself as to what the eras should be called, let alone dated. But I can roughly go along with ancients being defined as ending with the fall of Rome - roughly 400 AD. Then I think there should be a Dark Ages period, roughly 400-900 AD. Then medieval, 900-1300, then the Renaissance 1300-1643 - and I'm nailing that one down because of 1643 being the beginning of milled coinage. Now I feel pretty good about things up to that point, but after that it gets more difficult for me at least. I've been tempted to call it the European Colonial Period, but Europe really began colonizing long before that, so I dunno, maybe the Late European Colonial would work better - 1643-1836. With 1836 being the beginning of widespread stream press usage which could be called the Industrial Period I guess. And I guess I'd have that end at 1964 which would be the beginning of the Modern Period, as least as I define it.[/QUOTE]
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