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Saturnian Cosmology - Preface and synopsis (4451 words) |
 | The last 1000 years of this period (4200 BC to 3100 BC) was remembered as the "Age of the Gods" and subsequent human history has been a singular effort to regain the Paradise of that time. |
 | In 3100 BC this configuration broke apart, with the large planets moving far away from the Sun, and the smaller planets assigned to a series of nearly overlapping 'inner' orbits. |
 | The biannual close calls by Mars between 3100 BC and 2700 BC are recorded as events in the dynastic records of the Palermo Stone of Egypt. |
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5th millennium BC (91 words) |
 | Creation of the world, according to some analyses of the Old Testament of the Christian Bible, based mainly on a literal interpretation of the genealogy of early mankind given in the Book of Genesis. |
 | Merimde[?] culture on the Nile, circa 4750 - 4250 BC. |
 | Badari[?] culture on the Nile, circa 4400 - 4000 BC. |