<b class='bold'>BCE.

Kandalānu, king of Babylonia, from 648 <b class='bold'>BC to 627 <b class='bold'>BC.

c. 2030 <b class='bold'>BC.

It was ruled by the Akkadian Empire from 2334 <b class='bold'>BC until 2154 <b class='bold'>BC.

2700 B.C. China Cannabis

1300 B. C Assyria Cannabis

500 B.C. Greece Wine

Mule trains are Jezebels

Goguryeo's traditional founding date is 37 <b class='bold'>BC, but it was mentioned in Chinese records as early as 75 <b class='bold'>BC, or possibly even 2nd century <b class='bold'>BC.

That's a period that historians call a long ass time. And I will remind you it is not cursing if you're talking about donkeys.

40,000,000 B.C. The Drunken Monkey Hypothesis

Cyrus begins in the 530s <b class='bold'>BC.

This was 300 <b class='bold'>BC.

63 B.C. in the presence of Nero.

It was a couple of days <b class='bold'>before Christmas.

It occurred in the year 4004 <b class='bold'>BC.

The region was known as Assyria, and was the center of various Assyrian empires (particularly during the periods 1813 1754 <b class='bold'>BC, 1385 1076 <b class='bold'>BC and the Neo Assyrian Empire of 911 608 <b class='bold'>BC.

The first style of Roman painting was practiced from the early 2nd century <b class='bold'>BC to the early or mid 1st century <b class='bold'>BC.

It took place, once, in 326 B.C.

This aqueduct dates back to c. 500 <b class='bold'>BCE.

<b class='bold'>BCE but with some distinct changes

The first tunnels date back to 60 B.C.

In the land of Dan, 1,000 years <b class='bold'>before the birth of Christ,

It was about a week <b class='bold'>before Christmas in '44.

Hence, AD 1 was preceded by the year 1 <b class='bold'>BC.

Megiddo was the location of various ancient battles, including one in the 15th century <b class='bold'>BC and one in 609 <b class='bold'>BC.

In the 4th century <b class='bold'>BC, it was fortified.

In 194 <b class='bold'>BC, it became the site of a Roman colony.

Concrete was invented in the late 3rd century <b class='bold'>BC.

665 <b class='bold'>BC Elam attacks Babylon, but fails.

Polybius was a Greek historian born in 200 <b class='bold'>BC.

It was explained clearly in a 6th century <b class='bold'>BC

I told you <b class='bold'>before Christmas I wouldn't do it.

Miss Kiyomi sold them to the girls <b class='bold'>before Christmas.

The first signs of settled agriculture, however, were around 5000 <b class='bold'>BC.

And then when we want to ... in the religious context, instead of saying '<b class='bold'>before common era', we say '<b class='bold'>Before Christ', B.C.

Old Persian appears primarily in the inscriptions, clay tablets, and seals of the Achaemenid era (c. 600 <b class='bold'>BCE to 300 <b class='bold'>BCE).

In late 1st century <b class='bold'>BC, Rome also began to use glassblowing soon after its invention in Syria about 50 <b class='bold'>BC.

Paleo Indian Era (11,000 8000 <b class='bold'>BC) Existing archaeological evidence attests to a human presence on the current territory of Quebec sometime around 10,000 <b class='bold'>BC.

Human settlement at the site dates to as early as the 18th century <b class='bold'>BCE, and by the 10th century <b class='bold'>BCE it was a walled town.

The population came back in 378 <b class='bold'>BC, with the help of the Carthaginians.

By 600 <b class='bold'>BC chattel slavery had spread in Greece.

) Bagoas (4th century <b class='bold'>BCE) a favorite of Alexander the Great.

In 146 <b class='bold'>BC, Icosium became part of the Roman Empire.

A thousand years, ten million people, very little change.