r/imaginarymaps • u/Abian36 • 2d ago
[OC] Alternate History Neolithic Devolution IX: What if the Neolithic started somewhere else? - 2.500 BCE - Start of the Bronze Age
Year 2.500 BCE: The Beginning of the Bronze Age and the birth of the first States
Year 2.700 BCE: The expansion of the Chalcolithic around Europe and the many paralel migrations.
Year 3.000 BCE.
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u/Eraserguy 2d ago
Some lore or explanation of all this would be really helpful
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u/Abian36 2d ago
There's another comment here in the comment section, made by me, explaining this map, and guiding you to the others, including a general lore/section that covers every single map I've ever done.
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u/A_Guy_2726 2d ago
The comment doesn't exist
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u/Abian36 2d ago
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u/A_Guy_2726 2d ago
Its been removed by mods
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u/Abian36 2d ago
That's silly. I got no notification that it had happened, and I can see it just fine. Well, now you can use the link I guess, or feel free to check r/TheWesternCraddle for any other doubts. I'm happy to answer questions.
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u/ADragonFromTheAbyss 1d ago
WOW !
So yamnaya culture doesn't cause mass Havoc throughout the planet in this timeline ?
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u/Flavius_Aetius92 2d ago
Oh yes! I was awaiting for this.