Incrediable amount on Biblical and Historical on the 22" long Map. 6000 years in your hands. Mr Adams' put together more information in this great work. I can't convey how wonderful learning tool this is!

When I bought this "book" of panels the first time, I found it to be spectacular in both information and quality.

I just bought a second one as a gift for my Pastor of my Church. I highly recommend this "book" to anyone and everyone who wants to learn everything about our history as a planet and from a Biblical standpoint, as well. There are 21 panels and it is a total of 25 feet long when opened up completely. You will be amazed at how beautifully it is done and how extremely excellent the quality of this product is.

This used to hang on the wall of my college's library. It's also at the Creation Museum. I don't have the wall space to just hang it up, but it is impressive to see it all at once like that. It's definitely a unique resource. Will I use it for everyday educational purposes? Probably not. The Big Book charts are more manageable for homeschool class time in my opinion. But it it very interesting to explore? Absolutely. Even if you don't have the wall space to hang and leave it up, it is a beautiful and fascinating resource to have.

Named for it's creator, Hon. S.C. Adams, this chart is a reproduction of a vintage resource that was first released around the time of and displayed at the centennial exposition. This chart is just as relevant impressive now, as we approach the semiquincentennial anniversary of our nation.

This chart clearly and beautifully illustrates important events since the beginning of time and presents a chronology determined by Usher who based the age of the earth on chronical information taken from Scripture. Each civilization and stream is clearly indicated and laid out so that you can see the connections between the different events around the world that were happening at the same point in time, as well as the effects of some of the se events. The accompanying 64 page key gives a succinct overview of all of the major events within each stream presented here.

This would be a great resource to use alongside any World History course.

I will mention that there are some slightly graphic images of statues such as Colossus of Rhodes and the image from Nebuchadnezzar's Dream. There are also illustrations featuring a few major Greek deities. All of these are very minor and mainly confined to one or two panels.

The Adams Chart of History is a great resource! It makes it possible to see all the events that were happening at the same time and where they were happening. It is handy to have while reading through the Bible or as a resource alongside your history lessons.