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By approximately [[150,000 B.C.E.]], [[human]]ity had achieved a considerable level of technological sophistication, achieving interstellar travel and colonizing planets along the [[Orion Arm]]. This civilization encountered the [[Flood]] in approximately [[110,000 B.C.E.]] and, after discovering the parasite's true nature, went to war against it. After losing many planets, humanity desperately invaded a minor sector of the [[Forerunner]]s' domain. | By approximately [[150,000 B.C.E.]], [[human]]ity had achieved a considerable level of technological sophistication, achieving interstellar travel and colonizing planets along the [[Orion Arm]]. This civilization encountered the [[Flood]] in approximately [[110,000 B.C.E.]] and, after discovering the parasite's true nature, went to war against it. After losing many planets, humanity desperately invaded a minor sector of the [[Forerunner]]s' domain. The invasion sparked a war between the biologically similar Forerunner and the Human Empire. Eventually, they developed a cure against the Flood, winning the [[Human-Flood War]]. However, as they had been stretched thin due to fighting two wars at once, the humans were defeated at the hands of the Forerunners. As punishment, humanity was devolved and reduced to a pre-technological state and were exiled to their homeworld, [[Earth|Erde-Tyrene]], where they were overseen by [[the Librarian]].<ref name="cryptum">'''Halo: Cryptum''', ''Chapter 1''</ref> | ||
Forced to start again, the collective human genera tried in vain to reattain their former glory, establishing wooden cities and steam-powered waterborne vessels. These efforts were not sufficient to halt humanity's technological and cultural collapse. Humanity eventually regressed into the [[Technological Achievement Tiers|Tier 7]] tribes that were later encountered by the Forerunners during the construction of [[The Artifact|the portal]] [[Installation 00|the Ark]] in eastern [[Africa]].<ref name="cryptum"/> | Forced to start again, the collective human genera tried in vain to reattain their former glory, establishing wooden cities and steam-powered waterborne vessels. These efforts were not sufficient to halt humanity's technological and cultural collapse. Humanity eventually regressed into the [[Technological Achievement Tiers|Tier 7]] tribes that were later encountered by the Forerunners during the construction of [[The Artifact|the portal]] [[Installation 00|the Ark]] in eastern [[Africa]].<ref name="cryptum"/> | ||
Revision as of 19:20, January 13, 2011
Template:New Content By approximately 150,000 B.C.E., humanity had achieved a considerable level of technological sophistication, achieving interstellar travel and colonizing planets along the Orion Arm. This civilization encountered the Flood in approximately 110,000 B.C.E. and, after discovering the parasite's true nature, went to war against it. After losing many planets, humanity desperately invaded a minor sector of the Forerunners' domain. The invasion sparked a war between the biologically similar Forerunner and the Human Empire. Eventually, they developed a cure against the Flood, winning the Human-Flood War. However, as they had been stretched thin due to fighting two wars at once, the humans were defeated at the hands of the Forerunners. As punishment, humanity was devolved and reduced to a pre-technological state and were exiled to their homeworld, Erde-Tyrene, where they were overseen by the Librarian.[1]
Forced to start again, the collective human genera tried in vain to reattain their former glory, establishing wooden cities and steam-powered waterborne vessels. These efforts were not sufficient to halt humanity's technological and cultural collapse. Humanity eventually regressed into the Tier 7 tribes that were later encountered by the Forerunners during the construction of the portal the Ark in eastern Africa.[1]
As of the 26th century, most artifacts and records of this former civilization had been lost to time. However, ruins on the planet Heian appear to show hallmarks of human design, suggesting that the planet was inhabited by ancient, space-faring humans.[2][3]
List of appearances
- Halo Legends
- The Babysitter (First appearance)
- Halo: Evolutions - Essential Tales of the Halo Universe
- Halo: Cryptum
