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The '''timeline''' of the [[Doctor Who Universe|universe]] spanned billions of  years.  However, most of [[the Doctor]]'s involvement seemed to be in what was soemtimes called the [[Humanian Era]], that part of history which encompassed [[human]] existence.  As such, [[the Doctor's TARDIS]] was most often seen between [[Early human history|the time humans first evolved]] through to about the [[85th century|85th centuries]].  Very occasionally the Doctor went even further than the 85th century, and into what might be called the "[[far future]]".
The '''timeline''' of the [[history]] of the [[Doctor Who Universe]] spans over billions of  years, only a small fraction of which has seen the involvement of the [[:Category:Races and species|races]] which currently inhabit the region of [[Mutter's Spiral]]. A category has been created to view the [[:Category:Timeline|entire timeline]].
 
The Doctor was known to have visited, or at least been affected by, people and places in the following broad eras of time, as reckoned by at least one Earth dating system:


*[[Distant past]]
*[[Early human history]]
*[[Early human history]]
*[[15th century]]
*[[15th century]]

Revision as of 22:13, 5 February 2010

The timeline of the universe spanned billions of years. However, most of the Doctor's involvement seemed to be in what was soemtimes called the Humanian Era, that part of history which encompassed human existence. As such, the Doctor's TARDIS was most often seen between the time humans first evolved through to about the 85th centuries. Very occasionally the Doctor went even further than the 85th century, and into what might be called the "far future".

The Doctor was known to have visited, or at least been affected by, people and places in the following broad eras of time, as reckoned by at least one Earth dating system:

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