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History in 60


ABOUT THE SITE

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Who We Are

Welcome! History in 60 is a non-profit history website and blog with the intent to shed light on the history of the human race. 

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Materials

My goal is to offer a comprehensive collection of resources that explore human history from the Bronze Age to the COVID-19 pandemic. If you have any requests for more materials or extended content, feel free to let me know. 

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Timelines

The content presented on my timeline is not meant to cover every detail of every historical event. Instead, it offers a concise and understandable chronology that gives a solid overview of human civilizations history. Most importantly, this site aims to make history enjoyable and engaging, so free to approach it with a lighthearted perspective. I value accuracy, so if you notice any mistakes, please reach out to me.

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Blog

I want all who use this site to leave with a deeper and more complex understanding of our planet and our place in the world. And while names and dates find a role in that, my blog articles are both more interesting, and are more insightful. If any of my highly specialized blog articles peak your interest, I recommend checking out either the World History Encyclopedia or Wikipedia for further reading.

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Maps

This website features various map collections, both throughout the timeline (links) and in the maps section, which provide a broader foundation for the geography and geopolitics of everywhere from the ancient world to today. If you are interested in a more in-depth catalogue of maps, I recommend checking out World History Encyclopedia or some of West Point's Atlases.

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