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Hello guys, so today we're going to learn some things about history.

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Okay, history is divided in two different periods.

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The first one is called prehistory, those things that happened before history.

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And then we have history itself.

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Let's take a look at the first one.

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First, we have prehistory.

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Well, prehistory began with the appearance of the first humans two million years ago.

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And it is divided into different periods.

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We have the Paleolithic and then we have the Paleolithic.

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It ended in the 3,200 years before Christ was born in Egypt.

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The first period of the piece is called the Extended Era.

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It begins with the writing of a word that is self-explanatory and is learned from a

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self-explanatory book, the book of the Western American Poets.

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The text of the book is actually a reminder in itself to the design of the whole of the

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Western American Poet's Rights.

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and we are going to go in colores with the common target, which is a constellation of

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the earth types.

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Let us put a coefficient of earth types.

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If we have a glass, we are going to have a 6.5 magnitude, and if we have a light, we

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have a 6.9, and all these will break the earth system.

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because we don't have time to discuss it again.

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Because if you don't have time to discuss it,

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it's fine.

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We don't have time to discuss it again.

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That's what we're going to cover today.

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We have a few days.

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I told you I was going to discuss it again.

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So it's just a study that we want to do.

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But this is going to try.

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This is the one that we're going to try now.

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So we are going to discuss it again.

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We're going to discuss it again.

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And that is to discuss it again.

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For this, we are encouraging you to visit the University of New York to have a chance to meet and share some useful information,

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to watch families through unalienable things.

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Thank you.

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Thank you very much.

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Thank you.

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Thank you very much.