What was happening everywhere else?
See 6,000 Years of History at a Glance
The restored 1871 Synchronological Chart: Bible and world history side by side, in one fold-out hardcover that opens to about 23 feet.
From €36,99 · The 6,000-Year Timeline
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Why history never stuck
History was taught one event at a time. That's why it never connected.
Textbooks and Bible timelines give you one line, one empire, one date after another. You memorize, you forget, and you never see how it all fits together.
This chart works the other way. Every nation runs as its own stream across the same page, so you can stop at any moment and see what was happening in Israel, Egypt, Babylon, Greece and Rome — at once.
You don't read about an empire falling. You watch it happen.
The 1871 Synchronological Chart
The 6,000-Year Timeline
Green cloth hardcover with burgundy corners and a gold label. Opens accordion-style into 21 panels — about 23 feet of Bible and world history, side by side.
- 1 Chart A resource for a lifetime €36,99
- 2 Charts Keep one, gift one · €32,49 each €64,99Save €8,99 vs. 2 single charts
- 3 Charts For family, church & co-ops · €30,99 each €92,99Save €17,98 vs. 3 single charts
Free tracked US shipping · Free Family Study Guide (PDF) with every order
Complete your set: Timeline Display Stand (€17,99) · Heritage Reading Magnifier (€14,99)
How it works
One fold-out book. 6,000 years in view.
- 01
Unfold
Open the hardcover and the 21 panels unfold into one continuous panorama — a few panels on the table, or all 23 feet along a wall.
- 02
Follow the streams
Each kingdom and empire flows as its own colored stream, from its rise to its fall.
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Connect the dots
Pick any date and read straight down: Bible events and world events, side by side.
Made for
Made to be used, not just shelved.
Lifestyle images are illustrative.
See it unfold
6,000 years, in one sweep.
One hardcover. 21 panels. Every great kingdom flowing side by side, from the first pages of history to the 19th century.
Shop the TimelineThe story of the 1871 chart
A 19th-century masterpiece, restored for your home.
In 1871, Oregon educator Sebastian C. Adams published a chart that did what no book could: it laid recorded history on a single, continuous panorama, with the story of the Bible running alongside the great empires of the world.
Adams kept revising it in later editions. Today the original is in the public domain, and we have restored it as a sturdy fold-out hardcover — easy to open on a table, easy to put back on the shelf.
- 1871Sebastian C. Adams first publishes his Synchronological Chart of Universal History.
- Later editionsAdams revises and expands the chart; it is reissued in several editions.
- Public domainThe original work is now in the public domain — part of our shared heritage.
- TodayWe restore it and bind it as a sturdy fold-out hardcover, made to be opened again and again.
How it compares
| Feature | Ages Unfolded | Textbooks & timelines |
|---|---|---|
| 6,000 years in one continuous view | ✓ | — |
| Bible & world history side by side | ✓ | Rarely |
| Every nation as its own stream | ✓ | — |
| Folds back into a hardcover on the shelf | ✓ | Varies |
| Family Study Guide with activities | Free | Varies |
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Use it with your family for 30 days. If it isn't right for you, contact us for a full refund of the item. Return shipping is on us only if your chart arrived damaged or incorrect.
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Contact usQuestions, answered
How big is it?
It's a green cloth hardcover that opens accordion-style into 21 panels — one continuous chart of about 23 feet. Study a few panels at a time on the table, or unfold the whole story along a floor or a wall. Closed, it goes back on the shelf.
Is this the original 1871 chart?
It's a restored reproduction of the chart Sebastian C. Adams first published in 1871 and revised in later editions. The original is in the public domain; we restored its layout, streams and illustrations and printed it as a fold-out hardcover.
What chronology does it follow?
Like the original, it begins at Creation — dated 4004 BC, following the traditional biblical chronology of Archbishop James Ussher — and runs through the 19th century. It reflects the scholarship of its time, which also makes it a great conversation starter.
What ages is it for?
Children from about 8 can follow along with a parent. Teens and adults use it on their own — it's as much a reference for grown-ups as a teaching tool.
What is the free Family Study Guide?
A PDF guide included with every order: how to read the chart, 8 ten-minute activities and a 12-week family plan. It's emailed with your order confirmation.
How much is shipping and how long does it take?
Shipping is free and tracked to any US address. Orders are processed in 1–3 business days and typically arrive in about 7–14 business days. You'll get a tracking link by email as soon as your order ships.
What if I don't love it?
You're covered by our 30-day money-back guarantee. Contact us within 30 days of delivery for a refund. Return shipping is paid by the customer, unless the item arrived damaged or incorrect — then it's on us.
How can I reach you?
Email us at lucagiarratano.pro@gmail.com or use our contact page. A real person replies within 2 business days, Monday to Friday.
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Give your family the whole story.
One hardcover, 21 panels, 6,000 years of history — ready to unfold on your kitchen table.
Shop the Timeline — from €36,99Free US shipping · 30-day money-back guarantee · Free Family Study Guide