Heritage Timelines · Study Edition · All ten books
The Complete Study Edition
All ten panels of Adams' chart explained, from the Creation to 1881. See what you get before you buy.
- 1,061 pages
- 988 illustrations
- 10 books
- + the Printable Edition
- The ten books in one volume, and as ten separate PDF files
- The whole Printable Edition of the chart, to print at home
- Instant download, read on any phone, tablet or computer
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Look inside
Real pages, one from each of the ten books. Tap a page to enlarge it.
Book 1 · Four women named
Book 2 · A chain of tradition
Book 3 · Brass, iron and the image
Book 4 · The ruler and the longer story
Book 5 · Samson and the gates of Gaza
Book 6 · Engines before the walls
Book 7 · Water and the measurement of time
Book 8 · Sarmatia, Poland and Russia
Book 9 · Edward and the title Prince of Wales
Book 10 · Russia: grand dukes and emperors
What each book covers
Ten books, one for each panel of the chart. Tap a cover to see more pages of that book.
1. The First Generations
Creation and the First Patriarchs · c. 4004–3500 BC · 50 pages
Inside: At the beginning; From father to son; The estimate beside Abel; Stone implements from Denmark.
2. The Patriarchs
Before the Flood · c. 3500–2900 BC · 70 pages
Inside: Five births, one line; Objects that speak; Traditions beside the names; Alexander’s symbolic reply.
3. Noah and the Deluge
The Flood and the Nations · c. 2900–2300 BC · 65 pages
Inside: The last elders; Seven wonders, many centuries; The Hallstatt swords and daggers; The family tree as printed.
4. Abraham and the Early Empires
Patriarchs and the First Civilizations · c. 2300–1700 BC · 70 pages
Inside: From Shem to Terah; Jacob’s dream; Kings, labor and the Shepherds; Vulcan, centaur and mermaid.
5. The Exodus
Moses and the Age of the Judges · c. 1700–1100 BC · 108 pages
Inside: From Egypt to the judges; The years of the judges; Harvest, temple and chariot; Athens and its successive governments.
6. Kings, Prophets and Empires
From Saul to Cyrus · c. 1100–500 BC · 123 pages
Inside: David faces Goliath; The end of the two kingdoms; Seed beneath the plowshare; Latium, Alba Longa and the Tiber.
7. Greece and Rome
The Beginning of the Christian Era · c. 500 BC–AD 100 · 146 pages
Inside: The books after the return; The Colossus over the harbor; Plutarch and the chariot; Parthia and the confrontation with Rome.
8. The Fall of Rome
From Empire to the Hegira · c. AD 100–700 · 118 pages
Inside: The earth at the center; Roman Britain and its notices; Adrian’s tomb; The Roman standard bearer.
9. Charlemagne and the Crusades
The Medieval Kingdoms · c. AD 700–1300 · 120 pages
Inside: Two histories above one time scale; Punishment and its legal endpoint; Coins as historical evidence; England after the conquest.
How every page is built
- Adams' own words, transcribed with his original spelling
- Enlarged details of the chart, with their captions
- King James quotations, word for word with their references (86 in the ten books)
- The books Adams relied on, named with their pages
- A glossary in every book, and text in a large, readable size
- A clickable contents and bookmarks to jump to any section
What you receive
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- When we correct or improve the books, you download the new edition free from the same link.
Questions
Is this the printed chart?
No. These are PDF books that explain the chart. The complete chart itself is free to explore on adamschart.org, and the Printable Edition included here lets you print it at home.
Can I read it on my phone?
Yes. The books open in any PDF reader on a phone, tablet or computer, and you can zoom into every page.
Can I print it?
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