25 billion years
The average Greek has a long life expectancy. Male: 76.32 years Female: 81.65 years Total population: 78.89 years the greek history began around 750 bc
Mid 30's would have been considered old
pastoral poetry...
Jamestown did not exist during 300 BC.
In 399 BC, life expectancy in Athens, Greece, was relatively low by modern standards, typically ranging from 20 to 30 years, largely due to high infant mortality rates, disease, and limited medical knowledge. Many individuals who survived childhood could expect to live into their 40s or 50s. Factors such as social status, gender, and occupation also influenced life expectancy, with women generally living shorter lives due to childbirth complications. Overall, the average life span reflected the harsh realities of ancient life.
not that long considering the diseases in Egypt.
We inveted it today on 11/5/09
There were two:- 300 BC (Before Christ) 300 AD (Anno Domini)
The Olmec. 1500 BC-300 BC
In 300 bc
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