Always wild to think we're closer in the timeline to Caesar than Caesar was to the construction Great Pyramid of Giza.

Roman Empire is episode 6 in the 10 episode series of Recorded Human History.
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Western Roman Empire*

The Eastern Roman Empire lasted another 1,000 years

I didn’t know the Roman Empire lasted until 470 AD. Thought there was the Roman Empire and then boom, Jesus came up and it was the end of it. The decline of a civilization can take a while...

*recorded human history

60,000-70,000 BC seems closer to homo sapiens

Depends on if you believe Human History started at 3500BC or way way way before.

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now, do you want a *very* weird puzzle?

if a person lived from 5th of January 45 B.C. to 7th of January 45 A.D., how old was the person when they died?

Have you ever seen the Histomap?

My dad got me one when I was a youngster and I still think about it. https://i.imgur.com/If2CDwO.jpg

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Yeh, it’s nuts. We also have records of “ancient Egyptian scholars” who were living and studying ancient Egypt more than 2000 years ago