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1715 - 1725 || In its largest sense, the Golden age of piracy goes from the 1650′s to the 1730′s, but many historians consider that the golden age of piracy occured in the Caribbean over a ten years span. Two of the main pirate harbours were Nassau, later reclaimed by the crown of England and Tortuga, later reclaimed by the crown of France. The Golden age of piracy led to many fantasies about the famous pirate captains and is now source of inspiration for Cinema or TV.

9th century BC - 1st century BC || Also known as Classical Greece is the age of the state-cities, the birth of mathematics, philosophy and democracy. It reached the end of its golden age when the Roman Republic conquered it and assimilated it into their Empire.

3150 BC - 750 BC || A three thousand of years era divided into seven parts. More than 30 dynasties ruled over the Empire untited by Namer, the first pharao of the first dynasty who united High and Low Egypt. This troubled era reached its end with Egypt’s conquest by Alexander the great and later became the Macedonian Egypt, the Ptolemaic Egypt and was later conquered by the Roman Empire.

795 - 1066 || The Viking age traditionally starts with the first raid on Lindisfarne, a monastry in Northumbria and ends with the conquest of England by William the Conqueror in 1066, followed by his coronation. During that age, the Vikings expanded their settlments and influence to the Mediterranean sea as well as to Canada.