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The bridge centuries between the classical and medieval worlds, roughly 300 to 700 CE, when the Roman world was transformed by migration and religious change while other civilizations reached a documented peak of their own: the Migration Period in Europe, India's Gupta Golden Age, and the Classic Period of Maya civilization in Mesoamerica. Belongs here: any era whose defining dates fall in this window, whether or not it is conventionally labeled Roman. Does not belong here: the classical Roman world at its height, grouped under The Classical World, or the fully medieval world of the centuries after 700 CE, grouped under The Post-Classical and Medieval World.

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250 CE 1
End Year
750 CE 1
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1. Wikipedia: Late antiquity
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As an approximate guide, the period can be thought of as spanning c. 250-750.
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