Is there a 7,-year civilization in Europe?

Ancient European civilization originated from Aegean civilization, which refers to the civilization that existed in southern Greece and Aegean islands from the end of the 3rd millennium BC to the end of the 2nd millennium BC, with its centers in Crete and Mycenae. That is to say, it is about 5 years ago, and it is impossible for European civilization to have 7 years. Besides, the history of European civilization we have seen generally started from Greece.

As early as the tenth century BC, the dawn of civilization began to appear in ancient Greece, and it was at this time that ancient Greek myths began to appear during the period when some slave city-states were scattered. About the 12th century BC, the Greek city-states made a joint expedition to the Trojan Kingdom in Asia Minor (now Turkey). For details, please refer to the articles related to the Trojan War. Although the expedition to Troy won, the losses of the Greek allied forces were also considerable, especially when they encountered a hurricane at sea on their way back, but only 23/1 of them returned to Greece, and were conquered by Aryans from the north soon afterwards.

after the Aryan conquest, hundreds of years later, the Greek city-states reappeared and flourished, and some colonies were established on the western coast of Asia Minor. At this time, the Persian Empire in West Asia gradually became strong. Persia first conquered the Greek colonies in Asia Minor, and then failed to attack Greece three times. This was the Greek-Persian War. Later, a Greek (who forgot his name, was very awkward) wrote The History of the Greek-Persian War, from which the word "history" evolved in the European language. This time is about 492 BC to 449 BC. Strictly speaking, the history of ancient Europe is only about 25 years.