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One hundred years, from 1000 BC to 901 BC

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The10th century BC comprises the years from 1000 BC to 901 BC. This period followed theLate Bronze Age collapse in theNear East, and the century saw theEarly Iron Age take hold there. TheGreek Dark Ages which had come about in 1200 BC continued. TheNeo-Assyrian Empire is established towards the end of the 10th century BC. In theIron Age in India, theVedic period is ongoing. InChina, theZhou dynasty is in power.Bronze Age Europe continued withUrnfield culture.Japan was inhabited by an evolvinghunter-gatherer society during theJōmon period.

The world in the 10th century BC

Map of the Eastern Hemisphere in 1000 BC.

The world in 1000 BCE.

Events

Gold burial mask ofPharaoh Psusennes I, discovered 1940 byPierre Montet.

1000 BC:India—Iron Age of India. Indian kingdoms rule India—Panchala,Kuru,Kosala,Pandya andVideha.
c.1000 BC: TheSa Huỳnh culture started in central and southernVietnam.
993 BC:Amenemope succeedsPsusennes I as king ofEgypt.
993 BC: Archippus,King of Athens dies after a reign of 19 years and is succeeded by his son Thersippus.
984 BC:Osorkon the Elder succeedsAmenemope asking ofEgypt.
982 BC: The end of first period (1197 BC—982 BC) bySau Yung's concept of theI Ching and history.
978 BC:Siamun succeedsOsorkon the Elder as king ofEgypt.
967 BC:Tiglath-Pileser II becomes King ofAssyria.
965 BC:David, king of theUnited Monarchy, dies.
962 BC:Solomon becomes king ofIsrael, following the death of his father, KingDavid. (traditional date)
959 BC:Psusennes II succeedsSiamun as king ofEgypt.
957 BC:Solomon completes the construction of theFirst Temple inJerusalem.
c.953 BC: Alternative date to thefounding of Rome.^[1]
952 BC: Thersippus,King of Athens dies after a reign of 41 years and is succeeded by his sonPhorbas.
947 BC: Death ofKing Mo of Zhou, king of theZhou dynasty ofChina.
946 BC:King Gong of Zhou becomes king of theZhou dynasty ofChina.
945/943 BC:Egypt:Psusennes II dies, the last pharaoh of theTwenty-first Dynasty.Shoshenq I succeeds him, and founds theTwenty-second Dynasty.
935 BC: Death ofKing Gong of Zhou, king of theZhou dynasty ofChina.
935 BC: Death ofTiglath-Pileser II king ofAssyria.
931 BC:Solomon, king of the ancientIsraelites, dies.
c. 925 BC: Partition of ancient Israel into the Kingdoms ofJudah andIsrael.
c.922 BC:Osorkon I succeeds his fatherShoshenq I as king ofEgypt.
922 BC:Phorbas,King of Athens, dies after a reign of 30 years and is succeeded by his sonMegacles.
912 BC:Adad-nirari II succeeds his fatherAshur-Dan II as king ofAssyria.
911 BC:Abijah, king ofJudah, dies.
909 BC:Jeroboam, the first king of the northernHebrew kingdom of Israel, dies and is succeeded by his sonNadab.
c.900 BC: theVillanovan culture emerges innorthern Italy.
c.900 BC: Foundation ofAnuradhapura,Sri Lanka.
c.900 BC: theAdichanallur relics, from Tamil Nadu Culture, India came from this era^[2]
900 BC:Kingdom of Kush.

Late 10th century BC:

Centaur, fromLefkandi,Euboea is made. It is now at theArchaeological Museum of Eretria inGreece.
Foundation ofSparta.
Thekingdom ofEthiopia is founded byMenelik I, who according to legend was the son ofSolomon and theQueen of Sheba.
First extant evidence of writtenAramaic language.
The earliest known settlement inPlymouth, England dates back to this era.
Creation of ceremonialgolden hats inCentral Europe.

Sovereign states

See:List of sovereign states in the 10th century BC.

References

^"Roma più vecchia di due secoli". April 13, 2014.
^"Adichanallur relics 2,900 yrs old: ASI - Times of India".The Times of India. 5 April 2019. Retrieved6 April 2019.

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Decades andyears

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12th centuryBC ← 11th centuryBC ← ↔ → 9th centuryBC → 8th centuryBC

1000sBC	1009 BC	1008 BC	1007 BC	1006 BC	1005 BC	1004 BC	1003 BC	1002 BC	1001 BC	1000 BC
990sBC	999 BC	998 BC	997 BC	996 BC	995 BC	994 BC	993 BC	992 BC	991 BC	990 BC
980sBC	989 BC	988 BC	987 BC	986 BC	985 BC	984 BC	983 BC	982 BC	981 BC	980 BC
970sBC	979 BC	978 BC	977 BC	976 BC	975 BC	974 BC	973 BC	972 BC	971 BC	970 BC
960sBC	969 BC	968 BC	967 BC	966 BC	965 BC	964 BC	963 BC	962 BC	961 BC	960 BC
950sBC	959 BC	958 BC	957 BC	956 BC	955 BC	954 BC	953 BC	952 BC	951 BC	950 BC
940sBC	949 BC	948 BC	947 BC	946 BC	945 BC	944 BC	943 BC	942 BC	941 BC	940 BC
930sBC	939 BC	938 BC	937 BC	936 BC	935 BC	934 BC	933 BC	932 BC	931 BC	930 BC
920sBC	929 BC	928 BC	927 BC	926 BC	925 BC	924 BC	923 BC	922 BC	921 BC	920 BC
910sBC	919 BC	918 BC	917 BC	916 BC	915 BC	914 BC	913 BC	912 BC	911 BC	910 BC
900sBC	909 BC	908 BC	907 BC	906 BC	905 BC	904 BC	903 BC	902 BC	901 BC	900 BC
890sBC	899 BC	898 BC	897 BC	896 BC	895 BC	894 BC	893 BC	892 BC	891 BC	890 BC

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Centuries andmillennia

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AD (CE)
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