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What is prehistory?
Archaeological research
Dating
Timeline of prehistory
STONE AGE
Paleolithic stone agen. 120 000 BC.
Mesolithic stone age8600-5000 BC.
- The Suomusjärvi Culture8300-5000 BC.
Neolithic stone age5000-1500 BC.
The Combed Ware Culture5000-3200 BC.
Early Comb Ceramics, style I:15000-4500 BC.
- Säräisniemi 1 Ceramics5000-4500 BC.
Early Comb Ceramics, style I:24500-4000 BC.
- Jäkärlä Group4300-3900 BC.
Typical Combed Ware3900-3400 BC.
Late Combed Ware3600-3200 BC.
The Pyheensilta Group3200-2800 BC.
The Corded Ware Culture3200-2300 BC.
Kierikki Ceramics3600-3100 BC.
Pöljä and Jysmä Ceramics3100-1900 BC.
The Kiukainen Culture2300-1500 BC.


BRONZE AGE
Western Bronze Age1500 - 500 BC.
Early Metal Period,
a general term for Bronze Age and Pre Roman Iron Age
1900 BC. - 0/300 AD.
Textile Ceramics (Sarsa-Tomitsa)1900 - 500 BC.
Lovozero Ceramics1900 - 1000 BC.
Paimio Ceramics1500 - 800 BC.
Morby Ceramics800 BC. - 300 AD.
Anttila Ceramics1100 - 500 BC.
Luukonsaari Ceramics900 BC. - 300 AD.
Sirnihta Ceramics600 BC. - 300 AD.
Kjelmøy Ceramics600 BC. - 300 AD.


IRON AGE
The Pre Roman Period500 BC. - 0
The Early Roman Period0 - 200 AD.
The Late Roman Period200 - 400 AD.
The Migration Period400 - 575/600 AD.
The Merovingian Period575/600 - 800 AD.
The Viking Age800 - 1025/1050 AD.
The Crusade Period1025/1050 - 1150/1300 AD.

© Pirjo Uino, Museovirasto

In the table above the Stone Age and Bronze Age datings are calibrated radiocarbon datings. The calibrated values have been rounded to the nearest 100 of years. Stone Age datings originate from different sources (Edgren 1999, Carpelan 1999, 2000). Iron Age datings base on historical records/data and are in calendar years.