Education timelines

6 public education timelines built with Boromlia: courses, coursework and lessons laid out in order. Open one and switch it between a line, a map and a table the way a class would.

Courses, coursework and lessons, laid out in order.

Education timelines on Boromlia

The Evolution of Valencia - From a Roman colony of retired soldiers to Calatrava's city of the future: more than 2,100 years of Valencia in a single thread, told in five chapters. Conquerors and poets, floods and rebirth. Sources: Wikimedia Commons.
Troy. Legacy - Troy lost the war, then spent the next two and a half thousand years quietly conquering Europe. This is the story of the Trojans after the defeat: the refugees who sailed west, the Roman epic that made Aeneas the ancestor of the Caesars, and the medieval fashion in which Franks, Britons, Normans, Welsh, Icelanders and Venetians all claimed the blood of Priam, because Troy was older, and therefore nobler, than Rome itself. One strand is ancient myth. Almost all the rest is political invention, and each card says which. Companion piece to The Odyssey: the same war, told from the losing side. Sources: Wikimedia Commons. Events before the Christian era are compressed at the head of the thread, and the true date is given in every card title.
Apollo 11: The First Moon Landing - The first crewed Moon landing, hour by hour: the Saturn V launch, the descent to Tranquility Base, Armstrong's first step, the experiments left on the surface, and splashdown in the Pacific. All times shown are UTC.
The Odyssey - Homer's epic of Odysseus and his ten-year struggle to sail home to Ithaca after the fall of Troy: Cyclopes and sorceresses, the land of the dead, sea-monsters and shipwreck, and a final bloody reckoning with the men who seized his house. Told in the order the story happens, mapped across his legendary Mediterranean wanderings. The years count the decade-long journey home, and images are public-domain classical art. What became of the losing side is told in the companion thread, Troy. Legacy.
The History of Football (Soccer) - How a chaotic village brawl became the biggest game on earth. From Han-dynasty cuju and Florentine street battles, through the London tavern where eleven men wrote the rules in a single evening, to a game watched by half the planet. The closing chapter is about why football, of all the games ever invented, is the one that spread. Sources: Wikimedia Commons. See also the World Cup 2026 timeline.
D-Day: Operation Overlord - The largest seaborne invasion in history, told hour by hour — the airborne drops before dawn, the five beaches, and the single day that opened the road to liberating Western Europe. All photographs are public-domain (US National Archives / Imperial War Museum). Times shown are local.
Personal timelines - Lives in milestones, family history, and the years in between.
Travel timelines - Trips, routes and journeys, in the order they happened.
Career and project timelines - Jobs, builds, launches and roadmaps — work with dates on it.
Business timelines - Company histories, funding rounds, launches and the quarters between.
Tech timelines - Releases, migrations, incidents and how a system got here.
Investigation timelines - Case chronologies, research records and running stories.
History timelines - Periods, events and sourced chronologies, in the order they happened.
Military timelines - Campaigns, operations, units and service records.
Culture timelines - Art, music, film and the movements they belong to.
Achievement timelines - The attempts, the training and the milestones behind a result.
Sport timelines - Seasons, fixtures, tournaments and careers.

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