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no, the bigger the number in bce or bc, the older it is. Consider this, if you will. In Math of course 700 comes BEFORE 730. But we're not necessarily concerned with the every day type ADDING & SUBTRACTING MATH when relating to the History of Man, we are mostly concerned with, or perhaps it could be said that "we used to be concerned with" the History of Man as it IS related to GOD'S SON before His Birth or "BC" and after His Death & Resurrection or "AD", which is the way it was seriously considered and measured, if you will, when we were first created, during the time of the first Man & Woman, ADAM & EVE. But like most things nowadays, we don't like to be bringing up things that relate to GOD, The CREATOR, for obvious reasons (it tends to makes us uncomfortable, you might say). Hopefully that explanation makes it somewhat clearer.
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Is 200 BCE earlier than 356 BCE?
No, 356 BCE is earlier.
What was capital of israel in 700 bce?
Samaria was the capital of the northern Kingdom of Israel in 700 BCE.
Why did ancient Greece create there buildings?
they were around from around 700 bce to like 300 bce
When did the Phoenicians create glass?
About 700 BCE onwards.
When was the trireme first invented?
700 BCE i think
When was Hebrew first used?
The term has been in use at least since 1600 BCE, perhaps earlier than that.
What time period began with the creation of city-states?
The Archaic Period, which was about 700 BCE to 500 BCE.
When was the first village built on the hill of Palatine?
700 BCE.
In 6000 BCE-300 BCE why is the first number is greater than the last?
6300
When were the homeric epics composed?
Modern scholars think Homer lived sometime c. 700 BCE, so somewhere probably between 750 BCE and 650 BCE.
Who was an ancient ruler of the Phoenicians?
Each of the Phoenician city-states had its own government. One was Hiram II of Tyre. 739 to 730 BCE.
When Hittites dates of civilization thrived?
The Hittite Empire existed from roughly 1600 BCE to 1200 BCE. Remnants of Hittite civilization remained in the northern Levant until 700 BCE or so.
