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The synoptic table of the principal old world prehistoric cultures gives a rough picture of the relationships between the various principal cultures of prehistory outside the Americas, Antarctica, Australia and Oceania. It also serves as an index of the broad features of that prehistory to be followed through to articles.

Table

The Principal prehistoric cultures of the Old World
	Prehistoric Europe	Prehistoric Africa		Prehistoric Asia
Period & Climate	Europe	North Africa, West Africa and Sahara	Central Africa, South and East Africa	Middle East	South Asia, and Central Asia	East Asia and South-East Asia
1000 Before Present (BP)	(Middle Ages)	(Caliphate)	(Sahelian kingdoms) Mapungubwe	(Caliphate)	(Middle Kingdoms)	(Song Dynasty)
2000 BP	Iron Age	(Ancient North Africa)	Bantu expansion	(Classical Antiquity)	(Iron Age India)	(Han Dynasty)
3000 BP	Bronze Age	Copper Age in Niger	Bantu expansion	Late Bronze Age Early Iron Age	development of Indian Iron Age	Chinese Bronze Age
4000 BP	Bell beaker R1b y-dna Chalcolithic corded ceramic domestication of the horse	Neolithic of Tichit Tenerean		Middle Bronze Age (Sumer mtdna haplogroup U4 also with H ,J and L2A AND OTHERS SUCH AS R*)	Indus Valley civilisation writing	Chinese Neolithic of Longshan
5000 BP	enclosed villages first megaliths Chalcolithic of Central Europe		Beginning of the Hunter-gatherer art of South Africa	Early Bronze Age 'Anatolia=H'	Regionalization Era
6000 BP	Lower Neolithic Danubian Neolithic	Mediterranean and Egyptian Neolithic	Beginning of Neolithic in East Africa	Uruk period Chalcolithic (copper metallurgy)	Mehrgarh	Neolithic of Yang-Shao rice-growing (?)
7000 BP	Cardial and Linear Pottery (agriculture, stock-rearing, Pottery) Tardenoisian cultures Starčevo and Vinča culture agriculture, stock-rearing (pigs, bovine, sheep)	Neolithic of the Sahara/Sahel		Ubaid period ceramic Cyprus	Mehrgarh	Hongshan culture of Northeast Asia (ca. 4700 BC/6700 BP)
8000 BP	Sauveterrian cultures (gathering of legumes) [Neolithic]] (Greece and the Eastern Mediterranean ) Sesklo and Choirokoitia			Neolithic with ceramic Ubaid period	Mehrgarh	Neolithic of northern China
9000 BP	Backed point culture		Wiltonian	Pre-ceramic B Pre-ceramic A Neolithic in Turkey (wheat, barley)		hunter gatherers of Jōmon (ancient Japan)
10,000 BP	Azilian and Asiloid cultures (northern Spain, southern France)	Capsian		Goats domestication Zagros in Iran First towns Near East at Aşıklı Höyük and Jericho		Hoabinhian of Southeast Asia
11,000 BP	Mezine (Ukraine) Kostienki (western Russia)		Magosian	Natufian	Kandivili
12,000 BP Holocene began glacial ended (12,000 BP) glacial at its coldest (20,000 BP)	[[Magdalenian={U5]]] Solutrean=UNKNOWN U probably U and R0 POSSIBLY RELATED TO TALFORALT Epigravettian=HV	Ibero-Maurisian, HV,V,U6 aJT and pre JT Mushabian Sebilian	Lupemban culture	Kebarian Athlitian		pre-Jōmon ceramic (Japan)
20,000 BP	Aurignacian Unknown possible U2(art) Pavlovian Aurignacian Unknown possible U2 (art)			Antelian Aurignacian Unknown possible U2 (art)		Sơn Vi culture (northern Vietnam)
30,000 BP	Châtelperronian Homo neanderthalensis, Homo sapiens GravettianHV (France) Szeletian (Hungary)	Aterian	Stillbay		Balangoda Angara culture	Sen-Doki
40,000 BP	Homo neanderthalensis, Homo sapiens			Emirian Jabroudian
50,000 BP	Mousterian Homo neanderthalensis	Mousterian Homo neanderthalensis	Fauresmithian Homo sapiens	Mousterian Homo neanderthalensis	Soanian	Ngandong culture
80,000 BP latest glacial began (95,000 BP)	Homo neanderthalensis Micoquien (the Netherlands)	Homo neanderthalensis Micoquien	Mousteroid Homo sapiens	Homo neanderthalensis		Ordos culture
100,000 BP glacial ended (130,000 BP)	Upper Acheulean Homo neanderthalensis	Homo neanderthalensis	Sangoan Homo sapiens	Homo neanderthalensis	Acheulean Soanian	Fen Culture
200,000 BP glacial began (350,000 BP)	Homo neanderthalensis Tayacian (southern France)	Homo neanderthalensis	Homo sapiens Acheulean	Homo neanderthalensis Acheulean
300,000 BP	middle Acheulean Homo neanderthalensis Clactonian (England)				Pre-Soanian
500,000 BP	Lower Acheulean Homo heidelbergensis Homo neanderthalensis worked pebbles	Lower Acheulean		Homo neanderthalensis		Padjitanian Homo erectus pekinensis
1,000,000 BP	worked pebbles Homo antecessor (northern Spain, England)	Homo erectus worked pebbles	lower Acheulean Oldowan			worked pebbles
2,000,000 BP			Homo habilis, Homo ergaster

See also

• Detailed logarithmic timeline
• Evolution of human intelligence
• List of timelines
• List of years in archaeology
• Timeline of glaciation
• Timeline of historic inventions
• Timeline of human evolution

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2013-02 Islam in Europe

Hello,

Thank you for your helpfull edits in Islam in Europe.

However, I have reverted your 2 deletion of Template:Islam in Europe by country because I think that:

• An error about 1 of the 48 european countries is not enough to remove all the box.
• It is stated in the article that the percentage of Muslims in Russia vary broadly, reader should be able to understand that the box has a big margin of error.
• The current percentage is not as far as 20 or 30%, but only 11.7%, and is sourced by Pew Forum, a rather reliable source.
• All percentage (exept one, see below) are currently sourced by Pew Forum, thus some conciliancy (if they have a systemic error about "Muslim" definition, then it is likely the same in all their paper)
• An error in the box should be fixed in the template rather than in an including article.
• The Template:Islam in Europe by country has been corrected about Bulgaria a few month agout, without revert by me.

By the way, feel free to Wikipedia:Create an account.

Visite fortuitement prolongée (talk) 21:30, 16 February 2013 (UTC)

attempted to uploaded new file to commons with corrected frequencies on commons

iif not found in 24 hours you need to at least change russia, your islam map is off 209.236.86.221 (talk) 00:18, 17 February 2013 (UTC)