35th century BC

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Millennium: 4th millennium BC
Centuries:
Decades: 3490s BC 3480s BC 3470s BC 3460s BC 3450s BC
3440s BC 3430s BC 3420s BC 3410s BC 3400s BC
Categories: Births – Deaths
Establishments – Disestablishments

The 35th century BC in the Near East sees the gradual transition from the Chalcolithic to the Early Bronze Age. Proto-writing enters transitional stage, developing towards writing proper. Wheeled vehicles are now known beyond Mesopotamia, having spread north of the Caucasus and to Europe.

Cultures

EA 32751
The head of EA 32751 ("Ginger") showing the preserved hair. Photo taken in 2011.

Artifacts

Only approximate dating is usually possible for mid-4th millennium artifacts.

Events

Sovereign States

See: List of sovereign states in the 35th century BC.

35th century BC
37th century BC←36th century BC← ↔ →34th century BC→33rd century BC

3509–3500 BC 3509 BC 3508 BC 3507 BC 3506 BC 3505 BC 3504 BC 3503 BC 3502 BC 3501 BC 3500 BC
3490s BC 3499 BC 3498 BC 3497 BC 3496 BC 3495 BC 3494 BC 3493 BC 3492 BC 3491 BC 3490 BC
3480s BC 3489 BC 3488 BC 3487 BC 3486 BC 3485 BC 3484 BC 3483 BC 3482 BC 3481 BC 3480 BC
3470s BC 3479 BC 3478 BC 3477 BC 3476 BC 3475 BC 3474 BC 3473 BC 3472 BC 3471 BC 3470 BC
3460s BC 3469 BC 3468 BC 3467 BC 3466 BC 3465 BC 3464 BC 3463 BC 3462 BC 3461 BC 3460 BC
3450s BC 3459 BC 3458 BC 3457 BC 3456 BC 3455 BC 3454 BC 3453 BC 3452 BC 3451 BC 3450 BC
3440s BC 3449 BC 3448 BC 3447 BC 3446 BC 3445 BC 3444 BC 3443 BC 3442 BC 3441 BC 3440 BC
3430s BC 3439 BC 3438 BC 3437 BC 3436 BC 3435 BC 3434 BC 3433 BC 3432 BC 3431 BC 3430 BC
3420s BC 3429 BC 3428 BC 3427 BC 3426 BC 3425 BC 3424 BC 3423 BC 3422 BC 3421 BC 3420 BC
3410s BC 3419 BC 3418 BC 3417 BC 3416 BC 3415 BC 3414 BC 3413 BC 3412 BC 3411 BC 3410 BC
3409–3400 BC 3409 BC 3408 BC 3407 BC 3406 BC 3405 BC 3404 BC 3403 BC 3402 BC 3401 BC 3400 BC
3390s BC 3399 BC 3398 BC 3397 BC 3396 BC 3395 BC 3394 BC 3393 BC 3392 BC 3391 BC 3390 BC

References

  1. ↑ Memory and Monuments at the Hill of Tara by Erin McDonald, Chronika Journal
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