History of the Netherlands · Prehistory (before 57 BC) · Roman era (57 BC – 410 AD) · Early Middle Ages (411–1000) · High and Late Middle Ages (1000–1433).

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Inhabited by humans for at least 37,000 years, the landscape underwent significant transformations, from the last ice age's tundra climate to the emergence of ...

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The first records of the Netherlands date back to the four centuries (55 BC – 410 AD) during which the region was a part of the Roman empire. When the Romans ...

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A survey of notable events and people in the history of the Netherlands, from its founding in 1579 to the present.

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It is only in the 1st century BC, that the ancient Roman Empire conquered the southern part of these lands establishing an important military post in Nijmegen.

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The fall of the Roman Empire had brought chaos. Trade and population had collapsed, also in the former non-Roman territories - those people had lost a market.

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The land was originally inhabited by Germanic tribes. A portion of the land became a Roman province that was conquered by Julius Caesar in the first century BC.

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A manuscript from the 19th century, purporting to relate early history of the Frisians. (Beware: questionable provenance; Frisian rune ...

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After the fall of the Charlemagne Empire in 814 AD, the Netherlands was divided into many smaller states which were run by counts and dukes in the Middle Ages, ...

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