A guide for timelords and other wanderers
They must have one of these in Tardis: The Timechart History of the World. 6,000 years of world history in convenient chart form, so that on your next excursion through the timestream you land in a fun, friendly era (There aren’t that many of those) and not one of the many bloodbaths.
Based on the Victorian wallchart at the British Library, the timechart is a single sheet of paper about 16 feet long, folded into pages for easy reading.
Ignore the 4004 B.C. date of “creation” and go straight to the “post-deluge” era. Ooh, Sumer! The invention of the balista! Ancient Chaldaea!
The Timechart History of the World, fourth edition, is published by Third Millennium Press Limited and available at National Bookstores, Php845.
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July 20th, 2013 at 12:10
Gusto ko nyan!
July 20th, 2013 at 19:28
Ooooohhh… This looks like a good excuse to be buried further into credit card debt.
July 21st, 2013 at 03:41
Excellent! It’s now two great opuses I will definitely buy–this and Chris Ware’s Eisner Awards magnum opus! What a banner year right now for visual illustrations!