This data chart is an attempt to date new Biblical Geneological timeline information to new Greco-Roman timeline information. The resulting discovery is that the last Olympiad may have taken place only about four centuries after the birth of the Biblical Patriarch Adam. If so, then the "Middle Ages" of "a thousand years", that lasted between the last Olympiad and the discovery of the New World, was only about a hundred years - and not "a thousand years" as recorded by historians nearly five centuries ago.
Because the conventional time period of the Middle Ages is dated between the fall of Rome (c.476 A.D.) to the invention of the printing press (c.1450 A.D.), it has been assumed that the Middle Ages lasted almost "a thousand years" - however, new data supports the unique timeline concept in which the time period between the last Olympiad (393 A.D. = 402 AA.) and the discovery of the New World (1492 A.D. = 492 AA.?) is the "New Middle Ages" of only a "hundred years" instead.