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27,630 B.C.
The Vorathum civilization in the Gamma Quadrant reaches its height,
spanning over two dozen systems interconnected by a highly developed
trade and communications network [DSN 407].

27,628 B.C.
The 2nd "Awakening" occurs on Urrytha in the Delta Quadrant [V #12].

20,000 B.C.
The inhabitants of Altair IV colonize Altair VI. A system-wide civil
war is later waged, dropping both worlds into savagery [LOR, AT].

19,626 B.C.
The first of over 947 known excavations takes place on Tagus III
[TNG #47].

19,227 B.C.
A wandering Glath starship captain named Muark Tan brings to Rigel
IV evidence of sentient humanoid life on Rigel VIII, including
photographs, tools, weapons, clothing, and three live specimens.
It is already too late to undo the tampering, as the value of Orion
slaves makes itself felt on the open market. Of all the races the
Orions have known, the Rigellians will never deal in the sale of
Orion slaves. The thought of the fortune the Rigellians passed up
will always inspire deep reverential awe in the Orions [FASA].

17,944 B.C.
The Treaty of Kammzdast is signed. The Rigellians sign it in order
to preserve peace in the Rigel system [FASA].

17,736 B.C.
All intelligent life on Beekman's Planet (Hydrilla) is exterminated
[TOS #30].

17,735 B.C.
Kremaster, an extragalactic cyborg, becomes entrapped in the final
nexus interstellar gate system, intent on destroying it [TOS #43].

17,630 B.C.
About this time, the Velexians of Velex die out. Their underground
machinery and automatons will continue to function, however, over
the next 20,000 years [TNG #31].

17,628 B.C.
The 3rd "Awakening" occurs on Urrytha in the Delta Quadrant [V #12].

17,627 B.C.
On Bajor, a painting is made of the sacred (soon-to-be) lost city of
B'hala [DSN 508].

14,263 B.C.
The Atom War on Botchok occurs. Somchuk Nhat the Far-Sighted, a
Grey Orion, calls the war an example of the failure of diplomacy to
handle technological questions. The rebuilding of Botchok will see
many Greys rise to high positions in business and in government
[FASA].

13,630 B.C.
Civilization begins on Tirek VIII, a species of highly intelligent
squidlike creatures [DSN #15].

13,000 B.C.
A race of beings located in Sagitarrius begin to transmit quaternary
coded signals describing their history, culture, spiritual values,
physical forms, and ultimately their own demise [SFC].

12,735 B.C.
The Aragos civilization is destroyed [TOS #32].

Half the galaxy is occupied by the Danons (who may have visited Earth and
started the Devil legend). Near the center of the galaxy, they encounter
the slug-like Torgas and war breaks out which will last thousands of
years. The Danons will eventually be driven back to their homeworld where
they will construct their Great Machine as a last line of defense against
outside attack, and will worship it [ON 13].

12,730 B.C.
Rakatan Mons, a volcano on the planet Rakatan (Ordover system),
settles down to being virtually inactive [TOS #68].

12,628 B.C.
The oort cloud in the KDZ-E25F system gets kicked into an inner-system
orbit by a grazing stellar body [DoH #2].

12,571 B.C.
"Working Groups" of Grey Orions are secretly lifted from Botchok to
provide technological expertise on other planets. In less than a
thousand years their use (although against the Treaty of Kammzdast)
will become widespread [FASA].

On Earth, the first Humans migrate to the North American continent.
In 2368, cadets Bobbie Ray, Jayme Miranda, and Hammon Titus will discover
calcified Human bones beneath San Francisco, California dating from this
period [GN 30].

11,800 B.C.
The Senate hall on the Klingon homeworld is built [ON 1].

11,157 B.C.
A contingent of both Grey and Ruddy Orions propose the Namazz
Accord to the Kammzdast signatories. In their altered version of
this event, the name of only one Grey Orion, Dufen Maads, is
preserved and he is referred to as a Ruddy. No mention of any
other Greys is made, though they perform the bulk of the work in
planning the re-ecologizing of Botchok [FASA].

11,050 B.C.
For a few days, the Rigellians detain a Grey Orion, Talduk Sik,
part of a technical working group about to go outsystem. He is the
first Orion that the Rigellians study, and he is carefully interviewed
and questioned. This occassion, however, will become almost
mystical to the Orions, particularly the Greys. Even in the far
future some will still think of the Rigellians as their Makers.
For their part, the Rigellians will think of the occasion as the
first time they began to feel forebodings about the Orions [FASA].

11,000 B.C.
At approximately this time in the Delta Quadrant, the Caretaker's people,
extra-galactic beings, encounter the Ocampa homeworld and accidentally
destroy the atmosphere. Two of the Caretakers elect to remain behind
in an immense Array to care for the Ocampa people, having relocated them
into a subterranean environment [V 101, V 102, V #1].

10,737 B.C.
The Andromedan androids occupy the Nevis system sector for over a
million years. The Nevisians visit the androids and explore
space--all without starships but with an interstellar transporter.
An unspecified interstellar war chases the Nevisians back to the Nevis
system, dropping out of sight after withdrawing their ambassadors and
explorers. A thousand years later interplanetary war breaks out,
and in the millennia to come they will forget the science behind
their technology (attributing it to their Gods) even though it is fully
automated [TOS #81].

10,414 B.C.
The Greys of the Orion colony on Sharu, aided by Ruddy managers and
Green workers, divert a portion of the planet's industrial capacity
to their own purposes without being detected. The textiles,
calculators, and jewelry they produce is tiny and economically
unimportant, but it is the first time that Orions produce goods for
their own benefit on an alien world [FASA].

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