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British History Timeline: From Prehistoric Era to Modern Age

Explore the rich history of Britain through different epochs, from the Neolithic era and Roman period to the Saxon, Medieval, Tudor, Victorian, and Modern times. Discover key events, cultures, and transitions that shaped the British Isles over millennia.

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British History Timeline: From Prehistoric Era to Modern Age

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  1. HISTORY TIME LINE By : Francesc

  2. PREHISTORIC • IronAge 700BC-AD43 • BronzeAge 2400-700BC • Neolithic 4000BC • Prehistoric can referetotheperiode of humanexistencebeforetheavailability of thosewritten records.

  3. ROMAN • Ad43-410 • TheRomanEmpire (latinimperiumRomanum)wasthe post-Republicanperiod of theancientRomancivilization

  4. SAXON AND VIKING • 410-1066 • The Anglo-saxonwerethepopulation in BritainpartydecendedfromtheGermanytribes

  5. MEDIEVAL • 1066-1485 • TheMiddleAges,or Medieval period, lastedfromthe 5th century.Itbeganwiththecollapse of theWester Roma Empire and mergedintotheRenaissanace and Age of Discovery.

  6. 16th and 17th centuriestudors • EarlymoderBritainisthehistori of theislandgreatBritian ,roughlycorrespondingtothe 16th, 17th and 18th centuries

  7. 18th and 19th centuriesVictorians • TheVictorian era of British historywasthe periodoof quinerVictorianisreignfrom 20 June 1837, utilherdeathonJanuary 1901

  8. MODERN • Modernhistory , alsoreferedto as themodernperiodorthemodern era isthyehistoriographicalapproachtothetimeframeafterthepastdossical

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