In this period one witnesses the birth of forms of civilization linked to the development and evolution of the breed. The social structure becomes more elastic and it is easier to advance in the hierarchy.
The struggle between religious and temporal power is replaced by the clash between the great feudal lords and the central ruler, be it the emperor or the religious leader (depending on which of the two has established hegemony in the previous age).
- Weaponry: Pole weapons, spears, bows and clubs, white weapons with metal blades, construction of various war machines; development of firearms, first field and then individual ones.
- Communication: Use of verbal forms, production and dissemination of handwritten texts and dissemination of printed texts.
- Handcraft: All that was possible in the Feudal Age and construction of exceptional artworks.
- Medicine: Use of all available and useful herbs, metal instruments, first examples of surgery, bloodletting, anatomy and physiology studies.
- Social Organization: Clan, Oligarchy, Monarchy, Theocracy, Democracy, Feudalism, Imperialism.
- Food Production: All that was possible during Feudal Age.
- Religion: Pantheism, Monotheism, Fundamentalism.
- Resources Exploitation: All that was possible in the Feudal Age and the first attempts to find alternative energy sources.
- Transport: As in the Feudal Age; expansionary thrusts that lead to the possible discovery of new countries with the strengthening of trade and struggles for economic domination.
