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Timeline of Ancient VietNam A Proposal by Vu Huu San Around 70,000 B.P. First known evidence of Southeast Asian Crossing the Sea by Bamboo Raft to Australia > 20,000 B.P. Proposed date for the beginning of the Hoabinhian Culture in the North VietNam (by Solheim) > 20,000 B.P. Partially Polished Stone Tools of Hoabinhian Culture presented in Northern Australia. Around 15,000 B.P. Sea levels began to rise. From BienDong (Eastern Sea) plains, Viet (Yủeh) people moved upward, along the Yangtze, West, Red and Ma Rivers, settled in the half-submerge coastal areas, or to the higher-level grounds inside. 15,000 B.C. First domestication of plants in the world was done by people of the Hoabinhian Culture. 10,500 B.C. Cord-marked pottery invented. 8,000 B.C. Use of wild rice (Southeast Asia, Southern China, Northern India) 7,000-3,000 B.C. Bac Son Culture 5,000 B.C. Wet rice farming in the Bach Viet Areas (present-day South China) 3,500 B.C. Socketed bronze Ax (Thailand) 2,897-258 B.C. Kingdom of Van Lang (Hung Kings), Lac Viet Navy Ships were heavily equipped with " Fleche Magique" (No Than), some of them made by bronze. 2,500-1,500 B.C. Phung Nguyen Culture Around 2,000 B.C. Bach-Viet Boat People landed in America Continent, soon after the beginning of the Chinese expansion to the South 800 B.C.-200 A.D. Dong Son Culture 258-207 B.C. Kingdom of Au Lac 207 B.C. Foundation of Kingdom of Nam Viet by Trieu Da 111 B.C. Conquest of Nam Viet by Han Dynasty in China 39 A.D. Revolt of Trung Sisters against Chinese rule 43 Suppression of Trung Sisters Revolt by Ma Yuan 192 Foundation of Kingdom of Lam Ap, predecessor of the state of Champa, in Central Vietnam 248 Revolt by followers of Lady Trieu (Ba Trieu) 542-545 Ly Bi Rebellion against Chinese rule 722 Mai Thuc Loan Rebellion 939 Restoration of Vietnamese Independence by Ngo Quyen after first battle of Bach Dang 939 Foundation of Ngo Dynasty ( 939-965) 965-968 Period of the Twelve Warlords 968 Foundation of the Dinh Dynasty (968-980)
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