Wikijunior:Ancient Civilizations

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[edit] About the Wikijunior Ancient Civilizations

Welcome to Wikijunior Ancient Civilizations.

The target age of this title is 8-12 years old. Section titles will include major groups of people or substantial empires in ancient times. The print version will focus only on answering a specific series of questions about selected civilizations. There will be an introduction and a basic discussion of archaeology.

When working on this project, remember that it's aimed at children. Being understood is just as important as being accurate. Authors should concentrate on the most important concepts rather than getting wrapped up in every detail. Use technical vocabulary when you need to, but don't use big words where simpler language would work.

If you have made contributions to this Wikibook and would like to have formal credit for being an author, please add your name to this list: Wikijunior Ancient Civilizations Authors.

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[edit] Publishable articles

  1. Introduction Development stage: 75% (as of {{{2}}})
  2. Ancient Pueblo Peoples Development stage: 75% (as of {{{2}}})
  3. Assyrians Development stage: 75% (as of {{{2}}})
  4. Babylonians Development stage: 100% (as of {{{2}}})
  5. Chinese Development stage: 75% (as of {{{2}}})
  6. Egyptians Development stage: 75% (as of {{{2}}})
  7. Greeks Development stage: 75% (as of {{{2}}})
  8. Hebrews Development stage: 100% (as of {{{2}}})
  9. Minoans Development stage: 75% (as of Nov, 2008)
  10. Mound Builders (North America) Development stage: 75% (as of {{{2}}})
  11. Vikings/Norse (Scandinavians) Development stage: 75% (as of {{{2}}})
  12. Persians Development stage: 75% (as of {{{2}}})
  13. Romans Development stage: 100% (as of {{{2}}})
  14. Sumerians Development stage: 100% (as of July 09)

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  1. Arabian Development stage: 25% (as of {{{2}}})
  2. Aztecs Development stage: 50% (as of {{{2}}})
  3. Carthaginians Development stage: 50% (as of Nov, 2008)
  4. Celts Development stage: 50% (as of {{{2}}})
  5. Incas Development stage: 50% (as of {{{2}}})
  6. Indus Valley Development stage: 50% (as of {{{2}}})
  7. Khmer Development stage: 50% (as of {{{2}}})
  8. Mayans Development stage: 50% (as of {{{2}}})
  9. Phoenicians Development stage: 50% (as of Nov 29, 2008)
  10. Korean Development stage: 50% (as of {{{2}}})
  11. Iroquois Development stage: 50% (as of {{{2}}})

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  1. Pre-History Development stage: 25% (as of Nov, 2008)
  2. What is a Civilization?
  3. Archeology
  4. Akkadians
  5. Aksum
  6. Atlanteans
  7. Dravidians
  8. Germanic peoples
  9. Goths
  10. Hittites
  11. Japanese
  12. Kongo
  13. Kushites
  14. Mesopotamians
  15. Mixtec Development stage: 00% (as of {{{2}}})
  16. Moche Development stage: 00% (as of {{{2}}})
  17. Mongolians
  18. Munhumutapa
  19. Nasca Development stage: 00% (as of {{{2}}})
  20. Olmec Development stage: 00% (as of {{{2}}})
  21. Saxons
  22. Scythians Development stage: 25% (as of {{{2}}})
  23. Sinhala
  24. Slavs
  25. Swahili
  26. Thai/Siamese
  27. Toltecs
  28. Pacfic IslandersDevelopment stage: 00% (as of {{{2}}})
  29. Australian Aboriganal tribes Development stage: 00% (as of {{{2}}})
  30. Mygar (Hungary) Development stage: 00% (as of {{{2}}})
  31. Vedic Development stage: 25% (as of {{{2}}})
  32. Zulu Development stage: 00% (as of {{{2}}})

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