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Man has engaged in biotechnology and other ways of engineering or organisms for all of its history.

Shared Timeline

Early forms of genetic engineering, or 'Biopunk' have insured health and expansion of mankind.

Wolves domesticated, possible in early China though speicfics very.

Birth of Agriculture
- Wheat domesticated in Levant
- Corn Domesticated in central america

History of Domestication?
History of domestication

216

Galen of Pergamon dies

1215

June 15th
- Magna Carta Libertatum signed.

1492

Columbus 'Discovers' North America, beginning of the Columbian exchange

Years of plague in the new world nearly wipes out all indigenous populations, millions die.
- Causes population explosion in numerous pray species including passenger pigeons and Buffalo.
- Tenpurature drops due to mass population die off in the new world.

Germ Warfare Hist

1686

Nicolas Steno dies

1700s

Louis XIV of France turns down the offer of an Italian chemist to develop to first bacteriological weapon, the chemist is granted a pension for his silence.<ref>Louis XIV Britanica entry</ref>

1727

March 31st
- Isaic Newton dies

Reference Mary Wollstonecraft Shelly

1815

Mount Tambora erupts

1816

Year Without a Summer

<ref>Hitchcock, Susan Tyler. 2007. Frankenstein: a cultural history. New York: W.W. Norton.</ref>

Cite Frankenstein: A Cultural History by Susan Tyler Hitchcock

1819

The Vampyre is published.

Twig History

1821

This is believed to be the divergence point but it was likely earlier. Cultural milestones during and after this date is solely based on story notes in Twig.
Remember to cover The War

1906

April 18th
- Earthquake in Western Crown States unknown devastation, if any.

1921

Spring
- Walter Gund is abducted and used.
Summer
Fall
Winter

1922

Spring
Summer
Fall
Winter

1923

1924

1925

Spring Hackthorn takeover and trap
Summer Timeskip
Fall Redham Conclusion
Winter

1926

References

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+Man has engaged in biotechnology and other ways of engineering or organisms for all of its history.<!-- Cultural milestones and geological events.-->
 ==Shared Timeline==
 Early forms of genetic engineering, or [[Wikipedia:Biopunk|'Biopunk']] have insured health and expansion of mankind.
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 *Birth of Agriculture
-**Wheat domesticated
+**Wheat domesticated in Levant
-**Corn Domesticated
+**Corn Domesticated in central america
 [[Wikipedia:Domestication|History of Domestication?]]<br>[https://animals.howstuffworks.com/animal-facts/animal-domestication2.htm History of domestication]
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 *Columbus 'Discovers' North America, beginning of the Columbian exchange
-*Years of plague in the america nearly wipes out all indigenous populations, causes population explosion in numerous pray species including passenger pigeons and Buffalo.
+*Years of plague in the new world nearly wipes out all indigenous populations, millions die.
+**Causes population explosion in numerous pray species including passenger pigeons and Buffalo.
+**Tenpurature drops due to mass population die off in the new world.
 [[Wikipedia:History of biological warfare|Germ Warfare Hist]]
 ===1686===
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 ===1700s===
 *[[Wikipedia:Louis XIV of France|Louis XIV of France]] turns down the offer of an Italian chemist to develop to first bacteriological weapon, the chemist is granted a pension for his silence.<ref>[https://www.britannica.com/biography/Louis-XIV-king-of-France Louis XIV Britanica entry]</ref>
+===1727===
+*March 31st
+**Isaic Newton dies
 Reference Mary [[Wollstone]]craft Shelly
 ===1815===
 *Mount Tambora erupts
 ===1816===
 *[[Wikipedia:Year Without a Summer|Year Without a Summer]]
 <ref>Hitchcock, Susan Tyler. 2007. Frankenstein: a cultural history. New York: W.W. Norton.</ref>