Lydian, spoken on the western coast of…
621 BCE to 478 BCE
Lydian, spoken on the western coast of Anatolia, and Lycian, spoken in the southwestern corner of Anatolia, begin to be written with a West Greek alphabet.
Groups
Phoenicians
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Medes
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Ionians
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Dorians
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Aeolians
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Hallstatt culture
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Cimmerians
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Greece, classical
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Persian people
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Assyrian people
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Carthage, Kingdom of
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Scythians, or Sakas
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Chinese Kingdom, Zhou, or Chou, Eastern Dynasty
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Roman Kingdom
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Assyria, (New) Kingdom of (Neo-Assyrian Empire)
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Etruria
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Neo-Babylonian, or Chaldean, Empire
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Medes, Kingdom of the
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Roman Republic
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Topics
Younger Subboreal Period
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Iron Age, Near and Middle East
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Iron Age Europe
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Greek colonization
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Iron Age Cold Epoch
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Spring and Autumn Period in China
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Classical antiquity
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Assyrian Wars of c. 745-609 BCE
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Iron Age China
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Babylonian Captivity
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Roman-Etruscan Wars, Early
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Persian Conquests of 559-509 BCE
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Pre-Roman Iron Age of Northern Europe
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Greco-Persian Wars, Early
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Sicilian Wars, or Carthaginian-Syracusan Wars
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