| 800's BC | Europe | Celts related to Gallic and Belge Celts migrated and have total control of Britian and Ireland | |
| 800's | Celtic speaking people lived on the Iberian peninnsula of Spain and Portugal reaching to Belgium (Belgae) and to Gaul (Galli) in modern France. Their point of origin is believed to be in the Hartz Mountains in Germany. | ||
| 887 | Omri ruled, built new capital Samaria, Jezebel aids in the end of his dynasty | ||
| Phoenicia | Ittobaal, a priest of Astarte, founded new Phoenician dynasty to norrt to Beirut and Cyprus | ||
| 883 | Assyria ruled by Ashur-nasir-pal II, Phoenicians paid him tribute | ||
| 853 | Syria | Aleppo ruled by Hittities conquered by Shalmaneser III of Assyria | |
| 843 | Jehu killed Israel and Judah princes and paid tribute to Egypt's Shalmaneser III | ||
| 842 | Phoenicia | Phoenicians are over taken by the Assyrians | |
| 840 | Assyrians have taken Turkey and Syria from the Hittities | ||
| 814 | Phoenicia | Carthage was founded in Africa under Pygmalion by Tyrian colonists when a princess fled Tyre. The language of Punic was a Phoenician dialect | |
| 803 | Palestine | Assyrian king Hadad-Nirari conquers Palestine states and Philistines | |
| 700's | Asia | Scythians occupied lands from Siberia to the Black Sea. Those who roamed became Kazakstan, Siberians were known as the Saka. | |
| England | White Horse of Uffington, England (365' high) drawn on chalk hillside | ||
| Europe | Great climate changes Celtic Hallstatt Culture spread across Europe |
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| India | Brahmans emerged | ||
| Italy | Chariots introduced by Etruscans | ||
| Earliest written music | |||
| Alpha beta gamma became 'a, b, c' as the Etruscans could not pronounce g | |||
| 789 | Nineveh, (Assyrian city Ninnua) was destroyed by the Medes and Babylonians | ||
| 776 | Greece | First Olympic games, a revival of the legendary games in order to subdue civilian wars | |
| 753 | Italy | Legendary founding of Rome by Romulus. Palatine Hill near Tiber River called Latium in Latin, April 21 | |
| 750ish | Homer writes the Iliad and the Odessey | ||
| 750's | Celts from Switzerland shores attacked by Germans, flee to England bringing cattle enclosures, horse shields, well designed sickles and swords. | ||
| 742 | Biblical Isaiah's time | ||
| 736 | Greece | First Messenian war | |
| 732 | Syria | Damascus under Assyrian rule | |
| 729 | Mesopotamia | Tiglath-pileser III of Assyria became King of Babylon, tributes from Israel, Syria, Damascus (732). | |
| 721/2 | Palestine | Assyrians (Sargon) destroyed Israel, the ten tribes are exiled, Judah survived and took in Israel refugees | |
| 717 | Syria | Carchemish ruled by Hittities conquered by Sargon of Assyria | |
| 716 | Mespotamia | Sargon II defeated the Mannae, ruled by Aza, son of Iranzu | |
| 714 | Mespotamia | Cimmarian Gimirri people helped Sargon II defeat the Uratu's, who turned around to help Sargon defeat the Cimmarians. | |
| 712 | Egypt | Dynasty XXV in Napata by Shabaka who conquered Egypt, became Ethiopia | |
| Syria | Assyrians took Hittitie capital Carchemish, ending Hittitie government forever | ||
| 710 | Mesopotamia | Assyrian king Sargon II conquered Babylon, the Hitties, Chaldeans and Samaria | |
| 705 | Palestine | Kingdom of Israel ceases, Sargon exiles Israelites | |
| 705 | Mesopotamia | Sargon died in battle against the Cimmarians, son Sennacherib takes over | |
| 701 | Palestine | Assyrian king Sennacherib laid seige on Jerusalem | |
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