4. Conclusion

Ancient Historic period also known as The Classical Antiquity which was refers to Western History in the Ancient Mediterranean from the beginning of recorded Greek history of about the First Olympiad conducted in 776 BC. From which the beginning of Archaic period in Ancient Greece were roughly coincides with the traditional date of the Founding of Rome and the beginning of the history of the Ancient Rome in 753 BC.

First Olympiad

Although the ending date of Ancient History is disputed and we used to refer this by term called Late Antiquity which is the traditional centuries from the Classical Antiquity to the Medieval Age in both mainland Europe and the Mediterranean World that was marked with the fall of Western Roman Empire into a Crisis at the 3^rd century by the Islamic conquests led to the formation of Byzantine Empire which was later collapsed by 500 AD under the cause of the Plague Of Justinian.

Plague of Justinian

But in some cases, complete destruction in the 5^th and 6^th century in the case of nomadic invasions and political fragmentation. The western Roman Empire in Europe, the Gupta Empire in India and the Jin Empire in China were overwhelmed by nomadic tribal invasions. Nomadic Invasion along with worldwide natural climatic change, The Plague Of Justinian and the rise of proselytizing religions had changed the face of the Old World. Religions such as Hinduism, Christianity, Islamic, Judaism and Buddhism which were birthed prior to 500 AD had grew to be even more important for societies and individuals.

Medieval Age

By the 500 AD, the world era of Medieval Age or otherwise called Post Classical Age had began, but in an academic view of world history, Ancient Age and Medieval age were linked with each other in the case of the Old World. But still, they were disconnected with the New Worlds who also built complex societies but at a separate and different pace.