The Great Migration - As resources dwindled in their original territories, various species of early hominids embarked on a massive migration, spreading across different regions and adapting to diverse environments. This marked a crucial step in the expansion and survival of early human ancestors.
Age of Establishment
The Age of Establishment, a prehistoric era lasting approximately 1000 years, witnessed the emergence of life on Earth. In its earliest years, simple single-celled organisms populated the planet. As time passed, multicellular organisms evolved, leading to the diversification of species. Around year 800, the oceans teemed with the first complex organisms, including early fish and plants. This era came to an end after 1000 years, marking the transition to the Age of Ascension.
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The Great Migration
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