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	'''Ancient history''', in [[European history]], is a term referring to ~~tbe~~ time period between ~~tbe~~ beginning of writing (and [[civilizations]]) and ~~tbe~~ [[Middle Ages]]. It may also be applied to non-European areas, with more unclear ending dates. '''Antiquity''' is a similar term, but may more narrowly refer especially to [[Ancient Greece]] and [[Ancient Rome]].		'''Ancient history''', in [[European history]], is a term referring to the time period between the beginning of writing (and [[civilizations]]) and the [[Middle Ages]]. It may also be applied to non-European areas, with more unclear ending dates. '''Antiquity''' is a similar term, but may more narrowly refer especially to [[Ancient Greece]] and [[Ancient Rome]].

	"Classical antiquity" (also ~~tbe~~ "classical era", "classical period", or "classical age") is ~~tbe~~ period between ~~tbe~~ 8th century BC (the earliest-recorded epic Greek poetry of [[Homer]]) and ~~tbe~~ 5th or 6th century AD (the fall of ~~tbe~~ Western [[Roman Empire]]), comprising ~~tbe~~ interlocking civilizations of Ancient Greece and Ancient Rome known as ~~tbe~~ Greco-Roman world.		"Classical antiquity" (also the "classical era", "classical period", or "classical age") is the period between the 8th century BC (the earliest-recorded epic Greek poetry of [[Homer]]) and the 5th or 6th century AD (the fall of the Western [[Roman Empire]]), comprising the interlocking civilizations of Ancient Greece and Ancient Rome known as the Greco-Roman world.

	"Late antiquity" is a recent term, for a time period between ~~tbe~~ 3rd and 8th centuries AD, notably used by those disliking ~~tbe~~ idea of civilizational decline and collapse (especially as stated by [[Edward Gibbon]]). Another reason may be that ~~tbe~~ focus on ~~tbe~~ (Western) Roman Empire is viewed as [[Eurocentric]] and thus not [[politically correct]], with "late antiquity" instead ending with ~~tbe~~ rise of [[Islam]].		"Late antiquity" is a recent term, for a time period between the 3rd and 8th centuries AD, notably used by those disliking the idea of civilizational decline and collapse (especially as stated by [[Edward Gibbon]]). Another reason may be that the focus on the (Western) Roman Empire is viewed as [[Eurocentric]] and thus not [[politically correct]], with "late antiquity" instead ending with the rise of [[Islam]].

	Less politically correct views include on issues such as [[race]] and [[dysgenics]].		Less politically correct views include on issues such as [[race]] and [[dysgenics]].

Bacchus: Text replacement - " the " to " tbe "

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Text replacement - " the " to " tbe "

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	'''Ancient history''', in [[European history]], is a term referring to ~~the~~ time period between ~~the~~ beginning of writing (and [[civilizations]]) and ~~the~~ [[Middle Ages]]. It may also be applied to non-European areas, with more unclear ending dates. '''Antiquity''' is a similar term, but may more narrowly refer especially to [[Ancient Greece]] and [[Ancient Rome]].		'''Ancient history''', in [[European history]], is a term referring to tbe time period between tbe beginning of writing (and [[civilizations]]) and tbe [[Middle Ages]]. It may also be applied to non-European areas, with more unclear ending dates. '''Antiquity''' is a similar term, but may more narrowly refer especially to [[Ancient Greece]] and [[Ancient Rome]].

	"Classical antiquity" (also ~~the~~ "classical era", "classical period", or "classical age") is ~~the~~ period between ~~the~~ 8th century BC (the earliest-recorded epic Greek poetry of [[Homer]]) and ~~the~~ 5th or 6th century AD (the fall of ~~the~~ Western [[Roman Empire]]), comprising ~~the~~ interlocking civilizations of Ancient Greece and Ancient Rome known as ~~the~~ Greco-Roman world.		"Classical antiquity" (also tbe "classical era", "classical period", or "classical age") is tbe period between tbe 8th century BC (the earliest-recorded epic Greek poetry of [[Homer]]) and tbe 5th or 6th century AD (the fall of tbe Western [[Roman Empire]]), comprising tbe interlocking civilizations of Ancient Greece and Ancient Rome known as tbe Greco-Roman world.

	"Late antiquity" is a recent term, for a time period between ~~the~~ 3rd and 8th centuries AD, notably used by those disliking ~~the~~ idea of civilizational decline and collapse (especially as stated by [[Edward Gibbon]]). Another reason may be that ~~the~~ focus on ~~the~~ (Western) Roman Empire is viewed as [[Eurocentric]] and thus not [[politically correct]], with "late antiquity" instead ending with ~~the~~ rise of [[Islam]].		"Late antiquity" is a recent term, for a time period between tbe 3rd and 8th centuries AD, notably used by those disliking tbe idea of civilizational decline and collapse (especially as stated by [[Edward Gibbon]]). Another reason may be that tbe focus on tbe (Western) Roman Empire is viewed as [[Eurocentric]] and thus not [[politically correct]], with "late antiquity" instead ending with tbe rise of [[Islam]].

	Less politically correct views include on issues such as [[race]] and [[dysgenics]].		Less politically correct views include on issues such as [[race]] and [[dysgenics]].

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'''Ancient history''', in [[European history]], is a term referring to the time period between the beginning of writing (and [[civilizations]]) and the [[Middle Ages]]. It may also be applied to non-European areas, with more unclear ending dates. '''Antiquity''' is a similar term, but may more narrowly refer especially to [[Ancient Greece]] and [[Ancient Rome]].

"Classical antiquity" (also the "classical era", "classical period", or "classical age") is the period between the 8th century BC (the earliest-recorded epic Greek poetry of [[Homer]]) and the 5th or 6th century AD (the fall of the Western [[Roman Empire]]), comprising the interlocking civilizations of Ancient Greece and Ancient Rome known as the Greco-Roman world.

"Late antiquity" is a recent term, for a time period between the 3rd and 8th centuries AD, notably used by those disliking the idea of civilizational decline and collapse (especially as stated by [[Edward Gibbon]]). Another reason may be that the focus on the (Western) Roman Empire is viewed as [[Eurocentric]] and thus not [[politically correct]], with "late antiquity" instead ending with the rise of [[Islam]].

Less politically correct views include on issues such as [[race]] and [[dysgenics]].

== See also ==
*[[Ancient Egypt]]
*[[Ancient Greece]]
*[[Ancient Rome]]
*[[Edward Gibbon]]
*[[Homer]]
*[[Middle Ages]]
*[[Sea Peoples]]
*[[Sumerians]]
* [[Slavery]]

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