Follow civilizations
Trace nations and kingdoms as they emerge, expand, divide and disappear.
The iconic 1871 visual timeline
Nearly 6,000 years of biblical and world history presented across one extraordinary illustrated timeline.
Closed, it belongs on your bookshelf. Opened, it becomes a monumental visual map tracing civilizations, kingdoms, discoveries and biblical genealogy across the centuries.
See it in action
See what the chart contains, how it opens, and the different ways you can explore thousands of years of history.
A closer look at the Adams Synchronological Chart of History
History in perspective
Trace nations and kingdoms as they emerge, expand, divide and disappear.
See biblical chronology beside ancient empires, rulers, inventions and cultural milestones.
Understand relationships that are difficult to grasp when history is divided among separate books.
Questions, answered
The complete timeline measures approximately 23 feet long and 27 inches tall. You can explore it a few panels at a time or unfold the entire chart across a large room.
No. This is a modern reproduction of Sebastian C. Adams’ historic nineteenth-century chart, created for regular exploration and display.
Yes. The chart presents biblical genealogy and world history side by side using the chronology found in the original work.
Yes, provided you have sufficient space and use a mounting method suitable for the paper. It can also remain bound and be opened one section at a time.
See history as you have never seen it before.
Own the Chart