Adams' Chart of History (Unbound Version)
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Overview
This is our more economical, flexible and unbound version of Adams' Chart of history. This version is great for hanging on a wall for better display.
Adams Chart of History is a 23' long by 27" tall, illustrated timeline of biblical and world history, covering a 6,000-year time period from the biblical creation to the late 19th century (1800s). The 21 full-size panels of this fold-out chart can be viewed in book form or opened as a continuous timeline to the full 23 feet. Seeing history displayed in this brilliant "at-a-glance" format helps us to fully understand and contextualize that every person or event is part of a much grander picture and purpose.
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Product Details
| SKU | M513-6 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Attic Books |
| Weight (in lbs) | 3.30 |
| Title | Adams' Chart of History-Panels Only |
| ISBN 13 | 9780890515136 |
| Contributors | Sebastian Adams |
| Binding | Fold-out |
| Page Count | 21 |
| Publisher | New Leaf Publishing Group, LLC |
| Dimensions (in inches) | 13 x 28 x 1/2 |
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A vintage reproduction of this famous illustrated time-line of earth history first published in 1871. The fold-out chart features detailed, full-color drawings of various stages of history, from Adam and Eve to the late 19th century, with handwritten commentary throughout.
Perfect for educational settings or Sunday school walls, the 21 full-size panels make it an unique resource and an easy way to learn. Children and adults alike will be fascinated by the gorgeous illustrations that are woven throughout the time-line, creating an intricate and uniquely synchronized visual map of the ages.
Discover ancient cultures like the Assyrians, Babylonians, Persians, Greeks, and more! Delight in the mysterious Seven Wonders of the World and learn where they once stood. Get the big picture of history and how it falls in line with a biblical world view! Have a virtual library conveniently at your fingertips with the incomparable Adam’s Chart of History - get your copy today!
Discover:
- Who were the first navigators?
- Who was the Emperor of China during the reign of Solomon?
- What kinds of alphabets were used in the ancient world?
- What advances in mathematics were being made while Nebuchadnezzar was reigning?
- How much was a Bible worth in 1440 A.D.?
Study:
- Time-line includes detailed biblical history
- Ancient history (including Greek and Roman)
- Inventions, Discoveries, and Events
- European and American early history, and many other details
Features:
- Full color illustrations and handwritten commentary
- Highlights nations, kingdoms, significant people, events, battles, poets, historians, inventions, and literary works
- Detailed chronological biblical history
- Hand glued, heavy duty 12pt deluxe matte cardstock paper for durability
- Hard cover to protect the timeline and for easy storage when not in use
- Based on James Ussher's classic work The Annals of the World
One-of-a-kind:
- Based on Archbishop James Ussher’s classic work, The Annals of the World.
- 21 full-colored panels, large format time-line that is easy to read. Nothing on the market in this size.
- Starts with creation at 4004 B.C. and goes to 1870 and our 19th President, R.B. Hayes.
Also includes a 64 Page Key booklet:
Customer Reviews
This chart clearly and beautifully illustrates important events since the beginning of time and presents a chronology determined by Usher who based the age of the earth on chronical information taken from Scripture. Each civilization and stream is clearly indicated and laid out so that you can see the connections between the different events around the world that were happening at the same point in time, as well as the effects of some of the events. The accompanying 64 page key gives a succinct overview of all of the major events within each stream presented here.
This would be a great resource to use alongside World's Story or any of the upper level MB courses. The PDF version is great for zooming in on specific parts of the timeline, but nothing can beat the impact of the physical format.
I will mention that there are some slightly graphic images of statues such as Colossus of Rhodes and the image from Nebuchadnezzar's Dream. There are also illustrations featuring a few major Greek deities. All of these are very minor and mainly confined to one or two panels.