Primitive vehicles, unique forms of energy, early flying craft, alien-derived technology (including ancient robotics, holograms and transports) and many other advances were all made by ancient societies.
Some civilizations advanced beyond their peers. Technology and magic usage too fluctuated as these events progressed. Every empire ends, this is an inevitability of history. China was subjugated and its subjugators soon fragmented. The Persians, Egyptians and Greeks found themselves conquered by Rome, which in turn was sacked by Barbarians and other conquered groups they had never fully pacified. The remnants and Atlantis sank beneath the waves. Regardless of their heroes, wonders and stories, every society would ultimately fade. The wonders they built, the cities they established and the cultures that were created continued to influence the world long after they collapsed. These empires laid the groundwork for all of future civilization. Heroic figures like Gilgamesh, Heracles, Beowulf, Siegfried and Sun Wukong echoed throughout history, informing future figures as well as fictional archetypes. Many nations, such as Greece, Rome, Atlantis, Sumeria, Shambhalla, China, Mongolia, Persia and Egypt, established mighty empires that would stand for centuries if not millennia. From the dawn of the First Civilization over 14,000 years ago, mankind has gravitated towards forming nations. The human story has been ongoing for thousands of years. 33.1 References-The Once and Future Emperor.33 Interlude: The Once and Future Emperor.30.1 References-On the Shoulders of Giants.28.1 References-I come not in Peace but with a Sword.28 Interlude: I Come not in Peace but with a Sword.26.1 References-Game Geeks Play Colonization IV.26 Interlude: Highlights of Game Geeks Play Colonization IV.19.1 References-A Herbert and Frankel Retrospective.19 Interlude: A Herbert and Frankel Cinematic Retrospective.15.1 References-In Her Majesty's Secret Service.15 Interlude: In her Majesty's Secret Service.12.1 References-A World of Laughter, A World of Tears.12 A World of Laughter, A World of Tears.11.1 References-Iselin: Patriot or Paranoid?.11 Interlude: The Washington Herald - Iselin: Patriot or Paranoid?.
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