What's your favourite period of history? Why?
Wow is that James Bond
early modern europe and/or the long 19th century europe
>>270886
Greece in the golden age, mother of us all.
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Late Antiquity. Classical Antiquity is lame ass shit by comparison but all the entry-level plebs are obsessed with it.
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Han and Ming dynasty China is my spirit animal desu senpai
Upper Mesopotamia (mostly Turkey, a bit of Iraq and Syria too) during the Pre-Pottery Neolithic.
First, this is where the agriculture first happened (probably due to the sedentary culture which appeared around the Karaca Dağ mountain, the one with remains at Göbekli Tepe, Sefer Tepe and Karahan Tepe).
What is fascinating is that it wasn't small villages becoming more and more complex, it began with such things as copper tools, temples, monumental architecture and proto-cities, only after some thousands years these people stopped living there and mostly began living in small villages which we usually think of when we say "Neolithic".
Pic realated, a plastered skull from Jericho. These fuckers were worshipped throughout whole region.
>>270886
Antiquity. I find great beauty and real nature of man in times before christianity.
XIX century, everything is this century was great.
>>271212
*tip fedora*
Fall of the roman empire.
It just makes you see how even empires that controlled 90% of the known world can fall if their leaders are lazy enough.
Plus the causes can still be applied today to the american empire.
1970 to 1989 when computer is still in infancy. It's the most romantic period for a person like me who love science and technology. I always feel a special feeling when I imagine myself being 15~25 years old in 1970.
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go away Australia.
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>>270886
Silver Age Rome. The peak of the imperial age.
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The Cold War because space exploration.
Sengokujidai was pretty neat
shame more people didn't have a similar relationship with Europe
