37th century BC

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Millennium: 4th millennium BC
Centuries:
Decades: 3690s BC 3680s BC 3670s BC 3660s BC 3650s BC
3640s BC 3630s BC 3620s BC 3610s BC 3600s BC
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Establishments – Disestablishments

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Events [edit]

Map of Minoan Crete
  • In the south of England, a rapid expansion of monument building occurred around 3700 BC.[1]
  • In the city of Uruk, southern Mesopotamia, groups of tokens representing commercial transactions begin to be enclosed in hollow clay balls and kept in archives.[2]

Significant persons [edit]

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Decades and years [edit]

37th century BC
39th century BC←38th century BC← ↔ →36th century BC→35th century BC

3709–3700 BC 3709 BC 3708 BC 3707 BC 3706 BC 3705 BC 3704 BC 3703 BC 3702 BC 3701 BC 3700 BC
3690s BC 3699 BC 3698 BC 3697 BC 3696 BC 3695 BC 3694 BC 3693 BC 3692 BC 3691 BC 3690 BC
3680s BC 3689 BC 3688 BC 3687 BC 3686 BC 3685 BC 3684 BC 3683 BC 3682 BC 3681 BC 3680 BC
3670s BC 3679 BC 3678 BC 3677 BC 3676 BC 3675 BC 3674 BC 3673 BC 3672 BC 3671 BC 3670 BC
3660s BC 3669 BC 3668 BC 3667 BC 3666 BC 3665 BC 3664 BC 3663 BC 3662 BC 3661 BC 3660 BC
3650s BC 3659 BC 3658 BC 3657 BC 3656 BC 3655 BC 3654 BC 3653 BC 3652 BC 3651 BC 3650 BC
3640s BC 3649 BC 3648 BC 3647 BC 3646 BC 3645 BC 3644 BC 3643 BC 3642 BC 3641 BC 3640 BC
3630s BC 3639 BC 3638 BC 3637 BC 3636 BC 3635 BC 3634 BC 3633 BC 3632 BC 3631 BC 3630 BC
3620s BC 3629 BC 3628 BC 3627 BC 3626 BC 3625 BC 3624 BC 3623 BC 3622 BC 3621 BC 3620 BC
3610s BC 3619 BC 3618 BC 3617 BC 3616 BC 3615 BC 3614 BC 3613 BC 3612 BC 3611 BC 3610 BC
3609–3600 BC 3609 BC 3608 BC 3607 BC 3606 BC 3605 BC 3604 BC 3603 BC 3602 BC 3601 BC 3600 BC
3590s BC 3599 BC 3598 BC 3597 BC 3596 BC 3595 BC 3594 BC 3593 BC 3592 BC 3591 BC 3590 BC

References [edit]

  1. ^ "Archaeology dating technique uncovers 'property boom' of 3700 BC". The Guardian. June 6, 2011. Retrieved July 18, 2011. 
  2. ^ "From lumps of clay to arithmetic and grammar". Washington Post. Highbeam Research. December 6, 1993. Retrieved September 2, 2012.  (subscription required)
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