Research Collection 02

Noah to David

The Post-Flood World

Follow the post-Flood biblical world from the Ark through Babel, the patriarchs, Egypt, Exodus, conquest, the giant clans, David, and the beginning of Solomon’s reign.

Chronology currently displayed: Masoretic genealogy with a comparative Ussher-style BC reference beginning at 4004 BC. Several post-Flood historical placements are approximate research aids. Conventional archaeological dates remain a separate evidence layer.

Adam to Noah Noah to David David to Jesus

Research Collection 02

Noah to David

Follow the post-Flood biblical world from the Ark through Babel, the patriarchs, Egypt, Exodus, conquest, the giant clans, David, and the beginning of Solomon's reign.

Research Installation 02

One historical window

The post-Flood world in one synchronized view

Biblical textAncient literary traditionArchitecture / archaeologyAncient civilizationMigration / movementApproximate or inferred

Choose a Historical Lens

Six views. One post-Flood era.

Change galleries without losing your chronological position. Genealogy, biblical events, giant-clan records, archaeology, civilizations, and migrations remain distinct evidence layers.

Current Gallery · Genealogy

The post-Flood patriarchal line

Lifespans from Noah through Joseph are plotted on the same AM scale so generational overlap can be read at a glance, just as in the Adam-to-Noah timeline.

Long bands show broad eras or date ranges.Diamond markers show individual or approximate events.Select any item to open its description.

Year Since Creation (AM)Masoretic chronology · Ussher-style BC equivalents shown below

AM 1656
2348 BC / FloodAM 2000
2004 BCAM 2400
1604 BCAM 2700
1304 BCAM 2989
1015 BC / Solomon

Family Line

Noah to David

Royal Line

Jacob to David

Sequence placement only. Exact AM dates are not assigned where Scripture does not provide enough chronological data.

Biblical Record

Major Events

Key People

Noah to David

Biblical Peoples

Giant Clans

Named Encounters

Og, Anakim & Gath

Near East

Monuments & Cities

Mediterranean

Megalithic & Palace Worlds

Egypt

Kingdoms & Dynasties

East Asia

Bronze Age China

Biblical Movements

Babel to Canaan

Museum Hypothesis

Proposed Giant-Clan Dispersal

Dating boundaries

The biblical AM framework and conventional archaeological chronology are shown together for comparison, not merged into one dating system. Babel, the Judges period, and several giant-clan events do not carry exact biblical calendar years and are marked approximate or inferred where appropriate.

Illuminated Chronicle

The Generations After the Flood

Select a person to synchronize the timeline above and open the associated biblical record. The Genesis line from Noah through Joseph is shown in sequence, followed by later chronological anchors.

Biblical recordApproximate chronologyMajor boundary

Method

How this timeline handles evidence

Biblical chronology, approximate historical placement, archaeology, ancient civilizations, and the museum's migration hypothesis remain visibly separated. Alignment on one screen does not make every date equally certain.

Key distinction

The migration hypothesis is not Scripture

Scripture records the defeat and contraction of giant-associated peoples, including survivors at Gaza, Gath, and Ashdod. A later eastward migration is a museum research hypothesis and is displayed as such.

Primary timeline references

Genesis 7–11, Flood, post-Flood genealogy, Babel, and dispersion.
Genesis 12–50, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Joseph, and the movement into Egypt.
Exodus through Joshua, Exodus, wilderness period, conquest, and the Anakim.
Deuteronomy 2–3, Rephaim-associated peoples and Og of Bashan.
1 Samuel 17, Goliath of Gath.
2 Samuel 21 and 1 Chronicles 20, later giant-associated warriors of Gath.
1 Kings 1–6, Solomon's accession and the opening years of his reign.