A cultural epoch in Europe is named after this.

This is the current cultural epoch in which all people of the world now live.

Not only that it is interesting for its distant and rich past, it also represents an object significant for studying of all cultural epochs, from prehistory to the Middle Ages.

The village had, however, surely been settled much earlier, as the many archaeological finds from Wenigumstadt show a human presence from every cultural epoch in the last 7,000 years.

"There are phases of the culture where it is all about nihilistic irony and then there are cultural epochs where that doesn't seem good enough," he said.

In The Characteristics of the Present Age, Fichte outlines his theory of different historical and cultural epochs.

Even so certain characteristic finds clearly indicate the cultural epochs Magdalenian IV to Magdalenian VI.

Both are in this intricate show, which shows his paintings with some by figures like Filippo Lippi and Piero della Francesca to explore ideas about professional identity in a diverse cultural epoch.

Thus Petro Mohyla is credited with laying the foundation for a cultural epoch which historians call the Mohyla period.

The extended collective consciousness, implementing the life of the Whole, is regarded as an attribute of the forthcoming Sixth (Slavonic) cultural epoch and of the future Sixth race stemming from it.