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Prehistoric Technology
Hunting
Agriculture
Domestication
Fire
Cooking
Architecture
The Wheel
Stone work
Bronze work
Iron work
Art
Clothes
Simple roads and trails
Ancient Era
thumb|The Simple Machines
Simple Machines
Wheeled Vehicles
Astronomy
Aqueducts
Writing
Laws
Lathes
Water Mills
Crop Rotation
Magnetic Compass
Arithmetic
Trigonometry
Papyrus and Paper
Portions of Algebra
Portions of Calculus
Bookkeeping
Novelty Automata
Aeolipile
Antikythera mechanism
Paved roads
Medical Isolation
Medieval Era
Algebra
Calculus
Printing Press
Pinhole camera
Silk
Inoculation
Quarantine
Industrial Revolution
Machine Tools
Practical Photography
Practical Steam Engines
Steam locomotives
Difference engine
Steamboats
Telegraphs
Hot Air Balloon flight
Second Industrial Revolution and Machine Age
X-Rays
Mass production of steel
Practical electrical machines
Telephones
Fax machine
Radio
Bicycles
Automobiles
Airplanes
Early Practical Digital Computers
Practical Film & Movie Theaters
1930's-1955
Practical Radar
Practical Jet Aircraft
Practical Television broadcasting
Atomic Bombs
Atomic Power
General purpose programmable digital computers
Foundational concepts of Machine Intelligence
Supersonic manned aircraft
Operational Cruise Missiles
Long Range Ballistic Missiles
1955-1970
thumb|Yuri Gagarin, first huamn to fly to space.
Artificial satellites
Human Spaceflight
Practical Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles
Early Computer Networks
Green Revolution in Agriculture
Point-contact transistors
Integrated circuits
Early Video Games
Practical Industrial Robots
1970-Present Day
Popular Personal Computers
Handheld and wearable computers
Cellular Telephones
Internet protocol suite
Modular Space Stations
Practical Digital Cameras
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