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| + | '''Ancient history''' can be defined as all that happened from the [[creation]] of the world until AD 600. Ancient history described creation of many civilizations and revealed many great intellectual breakthroughs. Advances in [[literature]], [[drama]], [[mathematics]], [[philosophy]], and [[language]] are just a few of the things which the ancient peoples passed on to succeeding generations. | ||
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| + | Two of the mightiest ancient [[civilization]]s of the past have been [[Ancient Greece]] and [[Ancient Rome]]. | ||
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Revision as of 01:55, September 22, 2007
Ancient history can be defined as all that happened from the creation of the world until AD 600. Ancient history described creation of many civilizations and revealed many great intellectual breakthroughs. Advances in literature, drama, mathematics, philosophy, and language are just a few of the things which the ancient peoples passed on to succeeding generations.
Two of the mightiest ancient civilizations of the past have been Ancient Greece and Ancient Rome. Template:Stub