System of Dating (B.C. & A.D.) and Tools Of Paleothic, Mesolothic, Neolothic Periods

 

ANCIENT HISTORY

System of Dating: 


B.C.: B.C. is the acronym of before charts. This is an English phrase meaning. ‘Before the birth of (Jesus) Christ. 

Example: Gautam Budha was born in 563 B.C. and died in 483 B.C.


A.D.: AD is the acronym of Anno Domini. This is a Latin phrase meaning in the era of the lord. 


Example: Jesus Christ was crucified in 30 A.D.

 - Hazard Mohammad was born in 570 A.D. and died in 632 A.D. 


     ➢First decade of 20th century AD means – the period from 1901 AD to 1910 AD. 

        Fifth decade of 20th century AD means – the period from 1941. 

        Eighth decade of 20th century AD means – the period from 1971 AD to 1980 AD.

        Last of 20th century AD means – the period from 1991 AD to 2000 AD.

     

     ➢First half of 20th century AD means – from 1901 AD to 1950 AD. 

        Second half of 20th century AD means –from 1951 AD to 2000 AD.

 

     ➢6th Century BC means – 600 BC to 501 BC.

     ➢4th Century BC means – 400 BC to 301 BC.

     ➢16th century AD means – 1051 AD to 1600 AD.


➢20th Century AD means – 1901


➢Second millennium BC – 2000 BC – 1001 BC.

     First millennium BC – 1000 BC – 1 BC

     First millennium AD – 1 AD – 1000 AD

     Second millennium AD – 1001 – 2000 AD




Lithic Age or the stone Age (30,00,000 BC – 1000 B.C.) 


Ancient Indian can be studied under other heads like Paleolithic Mesolithic, and Neolithic Period.



Name of the period

Time period 

Life style

Implements (Tools & Weapons)

Paleolithic 

30,00,00 0 BC to 10,000 B.C 

Hunters and food gather

Chopper, Chopping, Hand Axe, cleaver, Flake, tolls, Blade tools.

Mesolithic

9000 B.C. to 4000 B.C 

Hunters and Herders

Microsite implements

Neolithic

1000 B.C to 1000 B.C 

Food – producer 

Polished implements



Paleolithic Tools




Mesolithic Tools

Neolothic Tools

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