Early Civilizations

4876 bce 625 bce

Climate cool winters and warm and hot summers.

main God Jupiter

Landscape high-banked river crossing where traverse of the Tiber was facilitated by a midstream island

c. 2070 BCE landscap mountains, high plateaus, sandy deserts, and dense forests.

4000 bc

main god Tian

Climate In the north, the climate is temperate with summer temperatures around 25 C and very cold winters. In the south, it is subtropical with very hot summers and mild winters.

600 AD landscape rugged mountains, forests, and lakes,

main God Zeus

Climate snowfalls in the mountainous

Climate dry, hot, and dominated by desert

Landscape low mountains and desert.

3150 BC 332 BC main God Ra

1200 AD 1066 AD

Climate harsh, cold environment.

Landscape

1438 as 1533 us main God Viracocha temp 20.2 C Landscap igh plateaus, coastal valleys, and deserts, giving road builders many challenges. Climate warm and temperate.

9 '000 bc main God Trimurt

5,000 BC Landscap he mighty mountains in the north, the Thar Desert in the northwest, the Indo-Gangetic plain, the peninsular plateau, and the coastal plains. Climate Tropical monsoon

3000 BC

Climate Landscap a desert area locked between two rivers, with mountains to the north and marshes to the south Climate extreme heat of the summer

Subtopic

AD 100 main God Anu

Climate

Landscape hilly

Main

Climate Some coastal areas have a tropical environment, the highlands experience quite chilly temperatures and the Lacandon area is classified as a rainforest.

1325 BC 1521, US main God Huitzilopochtli Landascap wedged between high mountains and surrounded by lakes Climate the summers are hot, dry, and mostly clear and the winters are very cold, snowy, and partly cloudy.