I want to see a movie about the Battle of Plataea, when the Greeks defeated the second Achaemenid invasion (9,522 in the #HoloceneCalendar).

Mostly because that battle was not only decisive, but also, very weird. I would like to see a film-maker try to make sense out of it. The result would look differently depending on how you read the different (historical) characters.

Every time I read anything about ancient history or archaeology I really wish we'd adapt the #HoloceneCalendar.

This calendar starts (roughly) with the invention of farming and adds 10,000 to the Gregorian year, so that this year would be 12026.

Using it would avoid having to remember to count down for years in the BCE era and generally make dates in ancient history and most archeology less confusing.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holocene_calendar

Happy New Year 12,026 🗓️

The Gregorian calendar resets around one event ~2,000 years ago.

The Holocene Calendar adds 10,000 years, putting all of human civilization on one continuous timeline.

🌍️️ Dawn of Human Civilization: Year 1 HE
🏛️ Göbekli Tepe: ~500 HE
✍️ First writing: ~6,800 HE
🔺 Pyramids: ~7,440 HE
📱 Today: 12,026 HE

We built a free converter:
https://www.avatarnity.com/gregorian-to-holocene-calendar-converter

#Avatarnity #HoloceneCalendar #HumanEra #OpenSource #Decentralization #History #Fediverse #Futurism #12026HE

A New History for Humanity – The Human Era

https://tube.blueben.net/w/oizEdWJJTbMoHsgt2nTsqt