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The '''Nystatinne Paleolithic''' [NAME] is the period of sapient inhabitation in central Borea between 4,000–1,700 BC, marked by the discovering of flint tools, farming, animal husbandry, decorated artifacts (''such as pottery and statues'') and discovery of beer. It's was discovered in the late 1930s that burial monumental in the far north of Nystatiszna, however it's forbade by the government to excavated the tombs and under heavy guard by [[Nystatiszna Intelligence Bureau|NIB]] due to concerns of grave robbing. In 1990s' officially [[Nystatiszna Intelligence Bureau|NIB]] allowed the excavating of a single monumental, the corpses inside tomb being preserved by the cold climate and discovery of intact flint tools and decorated pottery. Suggesting the graves may have been reserved nobility. It's been request by [University Name] to excavate the rest of the burial sites however the Bureau has not replied to such statements.1,700–500 BC

The '''Nystatinne Bronze Age''' [NAME] was primary around the modern day lake of Trist Innsjø, where copper was mined from around the lake and tin mined from the mountain that was believed three to-be a three days journey to the north. All bronze that wasn't imported or trade for came from a central city-state based around Trist Innsjø, it's unclear what happen to the city as no remains have been discovered. The only evidence of the city-state being the bronze tools themselves being traced to the copper deposits around the lake.

The archaeological record for the '''Nystatinne Iron Age''' [NAME] is rich in rural settlements along the coast lines and a large decrease in bronze artifacts. This is mainly due to the collapse of the city-state around Trist Innsjø and new discovery of iron smithing brought over from Concord via trading. There was indication of any social stratification between Zrei elves and Ursine, evidenced by separate burials where they formerly was buried together being the first of many insistences the species separating from each other in ways other than settlements. Additionally the discovery of original [[Akuanism]] clay tablets with markings of an figure crashing into a hill and describing the process of beer creation to sapients nearby. Starting in the later era of the iron age, much of the habitable land was settled and the agricultural land was parceled up with low stone walls. They divided the land into permanent infields and meadows for winter fodder on one side of the wall, and wooded outland where the cattle was grazed on the other side. This later era was marked by separate species burials however evidence still shows that the species inhabited the same communities.

The evidence suggests in early 500 AD the invention of writing lead to a golden age for [[Akuanism|Akunists]] in the region, Brewmasters openly taught how to read to the masses and written down the stories of the shrines to each generation. Hundreds of stories was written down and stored in the shrines, with St. Lilith temple being one of many original central libraries of story collection. The foundation of St. Lilith temple started being built by several dozen communes in the southern coast coming together to build it, with the aspiration of collecting all Akuanist stories, myths, legends and brewery knowledge in one place. The Brewmaster of the St. Lilith was considered to be extremely prestigious and important role. Having access to copies of every recorded written story and then responsible for stories being re-written.

Civilizations in this time was primary made up of semi-anarchist Akuan communes, bartering for goods and services instead of currency. Education during this time was primary religious in nature, with brewmasters teaching the population how to read via Akuanist stories. Literacy was much higher than neighboring regions, with egalitarian mindset making education free for all no matter what species. Life during this time was extremely tranquil and peaceful, war was nearly non-existent. The exception being on the border regions of modern day [[Aduraszna]] and the occasional [[Norgsveldet|viking]] raid along the southern coastline.