Timeline of Luhan

This is a timeline of the history of Luhan.

		Stone age 150 000 BNB Theorised arrival of felds into Luhan from Lesser Antumania through the Arrowhead Isles, facilitated by the First Great Drought. 102 000 BNB Sedentary life begins in the west with the Pictorial Vase culture. 6000 BNB First evidence of early domestication of kutjera, a plant in the nightshade family, as well as Luhan millet, Bush potato, river mint and warrigal greens. 6500 BNB Kangaroo grass begins being domesticated around this time as well.
		Juru age 5000 BNB Copper mining provides a push towards urbanisation, beginning with the Juru civilisation in the far northeastern corner of Luhan. 4200 BNB Largest extent of the Juru civilisation previous to its sudden and unknown collapse around the same time. 3200 BNB Various northern city-states arise around this time, giving way to the predominant Yakayu people.
		Sailing age
		Brass age
		Classical age
		Pre-modern age
		Modern era