Week 1/31: 

History of the World

Venue: History of the World (recorded lecture)

Date: January 31st

Times: At your convenience!

Quick Links:

No Zoom Meeting This Week

Welcome to Spring Semester of Rediscovering San Diego!

Although we won't have a live Zoom class this week, we invite you to watch this 44-minute video on the history of the world.

We'll be traveling around the world this semester, meeting a variety of people, cultures, and learning about their history.

What better way to gain an understanding of our human existence than review our vast history?

You might also like to go into more depth by reviewing these ancient civilizations...

Mesopotamia

3500-500BC

Current Iraq, Syria, Turkey

Click here to learn what Ancient Mesopotamia contributed to civilization.


3300-1900BC

Current Northeast Afghanistan to Pakistan

Click here to learn what Ancient Indus Valley has contributed to civilization.


Indus Valley

Egypt

3150-30 BC

Current Banks of the Nile


Click here to learn what Ancient Egypt has contributed to civilization.

Mayan

2600BC – 900AD

Current Yucatan, Guatamala, El Salvador, Honduras

Click here to learn what Mayan culture has contributed to civilization.







1600BC-1046 BC

Click here to learn what ancient China has contributed to civilization.

China

Greece

2700BC-479BC

Click here to learn what Ancient Greece has contributed to civilization.


Roman

550-465AD

Click here to learn what Ancient Rome contributed to civilization.


Final Thoughts

...or perhaps we should say STARTING THOUGHTS!  

So much to think about when we consider where human civilizations began, and where we are today.

As we begin our tour of rediscovering San Diego and the globe, keep in mind how we are a product of our history. 

Ready to begin our journey together?