chronologies

Ordered event records

Chronologies is the plural of chronology—an arrangement of events in the order they occurred, or a document presenting such a sequence: Police constructed chronologies of both suspects' movements.

The word also refers to the study of historical time measurement.

Multiple chronologies may conflict when sources disagree about dates or sequence.

temporal

timeline

Ordered display of events

year · millennium · epoch · era · period · age · date · span · duration · interval

historical

antiquity

Great age, ancient era

dynasties · empires · civilizations · eras · ages · epochs · periods · prehistory · ancient · modern

sequence

succession

Following in order

  • seriesOrdered set of related items
  • orderMethodical arrangement or request
  • arrangementOrdered configuration or agreement

continuity · chain · progression · stages · phases · steps · transitions · concatenation · linkage · flow

documentation

records

Stored data or albums

logbooks · journals · cataloging · transcripts · dossiers · files · ledgers · minutes · notations · annotations

evolution

phylogeny

Evolutionary relationships among organisms

fossils · paleontology · extinction · divergence · geological · stratigraphic · radiometric · cladistics

Categories
Opposites
temporal ordering

chronologiesdisorder

Absence of organization

chaos · disorganization · randomness · anachronisms · disarray

narrative structure

chronologiesnon-linear narratives

Stories defying chronological sequence

in medias res · stream of consciousness

Phrases
Family

chronological, chronologically, chronologist, chronologic, chronologize

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