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August 1, 2026Open Access

Global Periodization of World History: A Structural Model from Anthropogenesis to the Present

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DKDmytro G. KrotkoEnamine (Ukraine)

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Overview

This article proposes a structural framework for global periodization, examining transformations in human history across several regions.

Key Points

  • The aim is to create a structural framework for periodizing world history based on significant transformative events.
  • Examined four major ethnocultural areas: African, Macro‐Eurasian, Sahulian, and American.
  • Integrated archaeological and historical epochs into a unified structural model.
  • Focused on technological change, intercultural interaction, and migration processes.
  • Defined historical periods are based on transformations in technological systems and economic organization.
  • The Macro‐Eurasian region serves as a primary reference for the synchronization of global processes.
  • The framework allows for systematic cross-regional comparisons of long-term human development.

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Dmytro G. Krotko (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a6d9874e258b358b3c6bdf7https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21700029
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