Ancient History

150px|center|Ancient Chinese terra cotta soldiers. 150px|center|A Roman Colosseum. 150px|center|Greek amphitheater at Delphi. 150px|center|The Great Sphinx. 150px|center|A map of the eastern hemisphere in 323 CE. 150px|center|Terra cotta soldiers of Xi'an 150px|center|The Athenian Parthenon. 150px|center|Angro Mainyus devoring the Sacred Gayomaretan. 150px|center|The Aztec calendar. 150px|center|The ruins of Great Zimbabwe. 150px|center|A Mesopotamian ziggurat. 150px|center|An ancient Greek arrowhead. 150px|center|A script in Cuneiform.Wikibooks Ancient History150px|center|A prehistoric cave painting. 150px|center|One of the famous Olmec head statues. 150px|center|Stonehenge. 150px|center|The Great Stupa at Sanchi. 150px|center|The Great Pyramid at Giza 150px|center|An artifact known as the "Priest-King," unearthed at Mohenjo-daro. 150px|center|The façade of the Flavian Amphitheatre (also called the Colosseum) center|150px|The Great Mosque of Damascus. 150px|center|Moai statues of Easter Island. 150px|center|An Egyptian water clock. 150px|center|A Persian cistern. 150px|center|Ancient Mesopotamian Coin. /Introduction/ Volume One – World Geography Volume Two – Human Evolution Volume Three – The Ancient Near East Volume Four – Ancient Egypt Volume Five – Ancient China Volume Six – Ancient India Volume Seven – Ancient Greece Volume Eight – Ancient Rome Volume Nine – Ancient Iran Volume Ten – Islam Volume Eleven – The Ancient Americas Volume Twelve – Ancient Africa Volume Thirteen – Ancient Polynesia /References/ __NOTOC__ Modules not worked into TOC Asia East Asia (wp) Yangshao (wp) Japan (wp) Pre-history (wp) Classical era (wp) Medieval era (wp) Modern era (wp) Korea South East Asia (wp) Southeast Asia (wp) Vietnam Europe Greece (wp) Greek Boats (wp) Sparta (wp) Celtic Europe (wp) Gaul (wp) Britannia (wp) Iberia (wp) Byzantium (wp) Germania Middle East Lebanon-Phoenicia (wp) Phoenicia History A 25%