(climatology) The period in history (about 5000-2500 B.C.) during which temperatures were warmer than at present in nearly all parts of the world.
climatic optimum
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 | Altithermal (in archaeology) |
| Atlantic Phase (in archaeology) |
| agricultural climatology (agriculture) |
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- Altithermal (in archaeology)
- Atlantic Phase (in archaeology)
- agricultural climatology (agriculture)
- Holocene
- Cenozoic (geology and geodesy)
- Interglacial
- Neoglaciation
- Donjek Glacier
- Warm period
- Minuma
- Holocene climatic optimum
- Hemudu culture
- 1878 (chronology)
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