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Subject Index / History / Ancient History, Classical History and Mythology

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Abbadid dynasty Abbasid Caliphate Achilles
Africa (Roman province) Akhenaten Akkadian Empire
Aksumite currency Alcibiades Ancient Egypt
Ancient Greece Ancient Greek Ancient Rome
Apaochi Assyria Aztec
Babur Babylonia Battle of Alesia
Battle of Lechaeum Battle of Marathon Battle of Tours
Behistun Inscription Benjamin of Tudela Bronze Age
Caveman Code of Hammurabi Colossus of Rhodes
Constantinople Corinthian War Cretaceous–Paleogene extinction event
Cyclops David III of Tao Demosthenes
Elagabalus Epic of Gilgamesh Folklore
GDRT Golden Horde Great Moravia
Great Pyramid of Giza Hammurabi Hebrew calendar
Helen of Troy Hellenistic Greece Heracles
History of Greece Ibn Battuta Inca Empire
Indus Valley Civilization Iron Age King Arthur
Kublai Khan Library of Alexandria Lighthouse of Alexandria
Lothal Macedonia (ancient kingdom) Machu Picchu
Mahabharata Mausoleum at Halicarnassus Maya civilization
Mesopotamia Ming Dynasty Minoan civilization
Mongol Empire Mongol invasion of Khwarezmia and Eastern Iran Neanderthal
Odysseus Odyssey Oleg of Novgorod
Olmec Ottoman Empire Pheidippides
Pompeii Portal:Ancient Greece Portal:Ancient Rome
Qin Dynasty Ramesses II Roman Empire
Roman Greece Roman law Roman province
Romulus Augustulus Sarai (city) Sassanid Empire
Siege of Antioch Sparta Statue of Zeus at Olympia
Stone Age Sumer Sun Tzu
Svartálfar Temple of Artemis Thermae
Third Servile War Trojan War Uffington White Horse
Western Roman Empire Yuan Dynasty Zeus
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