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Taxonomy Distribution Report

Overview

  • Total Concepts: 297
  • Number of Taxonomies: 13
  • Average Concepts per Taxonomy: 22.8

Distribution Summary

Category TaxonomyID Count Percentage Status
BRONZE BRONZE 43 14.5%
POSTC POSTC 42 14.1%
CLASS CLASS 41 13.8%
PALEO PALEO 40 13.5%
AXIAL AXIAL 25 8.4%
NEO NEO 20 6.7%
METH METH 18 6.1%
HOMIN HOMIN 18 6.1%
ISLAM ISLAM 13 4.4%
COSMIC COSMIC 12 4.0%
BRIDGE BRIDGE 11 3.7%
AMER AMER 10 3.4%
THEME THEME 4 1.3% ℹ️ Under

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BRONZE ███████  43 ( 14.5%)
POSTC  ███████  42 ( 14.1%)
CLASS  ██████  41 ( 13.8%)
PALEO  ██████  40 ( 13.5%)
AXIAL  ████  25 (  8.4%)
NEO    ███  20 (  6.7%)
METH   ███  18 (  6.1%)
HOMIN  ███  18 (  6.1%)
ISLAM  ██  13 (  4.4%)
COSMIC ██  12 (  4.0%)
BRIDGE █  11 (  3.7%)
AMER   █  10 (  3.4%)
THEME     4 (  1.3%)

Balance Analysis

✅ No Over-Represented Categories

All categories are under the 30% threshold. Good balance!

ℹ️ Under-Represented Categories (<3%)

  • THEME (THEME): 4 concepts (1.3%)
  • Note: Small categories are acceptable for specialized topics

Category Details

BRONZE (BRONZE)

Count: 43 concepts (14.5%)

Concepts:

    1. Bronze Age
    1. Metallurgy Origins
    1. Urban Revolution
    1. Writing Systems
    1. Cuneiform
    1. Hieroglyphics
    1. Indus Script
    1. Oracle Bone Script
    1. Mesopotamian Civilization
    1. Sumer
    1. Akkadian Empire
    1. Babylonia
    1. Hammurabi Code
    1. Egyptian Civilization
    1. Old Kingdom Egypt
  • ...and 28 more

POSTC (POSTC)

Count: 42 concepts (14.1%)

Concepts:

    1. Late Antiquity
    1. Fall Of Western Rome
    1. Byzantine Empire
    1. Justinian
    1. Hagia Sophia
    1. Greek Fire
    1. Byzantine Iconoclasm
    1. Eastern Orthodox Church
    1. Tang Dynasty
    1. Tang Cosmopolitanism
    1. Grand Canal Of China
    1. Examination System
    1. Buddhism In China
    1. Chan Buddhism
    1. Early Song Dynasty
  • ...and 27 more

CLASS (CLASS)

Count: 41 concepts (13.8%)

Concepts:

    1. Iron Age
    1. Iron Metallurgy
    1. Greek Polis
    1. Athenian Democracy
    1. Spartan Society
    1. Persian Wars
    1. Achaemenid Empire
    1. Cyrus The Great
    1. Darius And Royal Road
    1. Zoroastrianism
    1. Peloponnesian War
    1. Alexander The Great
    1. Hellenistic World
    1. Ptolemaic Egypt
    1. Seleucid Empire
  • ...and 26 more

PALEO (PALEO)

Count: 40 concepts (13.5%)

Concepts:

    1. Paleolithic Period
    1. Hunter-Gatherer Societies
    1. Band-Level Organization
    1. Out Of Africa Migration
    1. Peopling Of Eurasia
    1. Peopling Of Australia
    1. Peopling Of Americas
    1. Bering Land Bridge
    1. Ice Age Climate
    1. Last Glacial Maximum
    1. Megafauna Extinctions
    1. Cave Art
    1. Venus Figurines
    1. Burial Practices
    1. Animism
  • ...and 25 more

AXIAL (AXIAL)

Count: 25 concepts (8.4%)

Concepts:

    1. Christianity Origins
    1. Jesus Of Nazareth
    1. Pauline Mission
    1. Confucianism
    1. Daoism
    1. Legalism
    1. Ashoka
    1. Buddhism Origins
    1. Gautama Buddha
    1. Vedic Religion
    1. Upanishads
    1. Hindu Synthesis
    1. Caste System
    1. Axial Age
    1. Greek Philosophy
  • ...and 10 more

NEO (NEO)

Count: 20 concepts (6.7%)

Concepts:

    1. Neolithic Revolution
    1. Plant Domestication
    1. Animal Domestication
    1. Fertile Crescent
    1. Wheat And Barley Origins
    1. Rice Domestication
    1. Maize Domestication
    1. Sedentism
    1. Agricultural Villages
    1. Catalhoyuk
    1. Jericho
    1. Pottery Origins
    1. Neolithic Population Growth
    1. Social Stratification
    1. Surplus Food Production
  • ...and 5 more

METH (METH)

Count: 18 concepts (6.1%)

Concepts:

    1. Big Era Framework
    1. AHA Tuning Competencies
    1. Chronological Reasoning
    1. Contextualization
    1. Historical Argumentation
    1. Historical Synthesis
    1. Research Information Literacy
    1. Historical Communication
    1. Periodization
    1. Causation In History
    1. Primary Source Analysis
    1. Secondary Source Analysis
    1. Historical Bias Detection
    1. Comparative History Method
    1. Systems Thinking In History
  • ...and 3 more

HOMIN (HOMIN)

Count: 18 concepts (6.1%)

Concepts:

    1. Mammalian Radiation
    1. Primate Evolution
    1. Hominin Evolution
    1. Bipedalism
    1. Australopithecus
    1. Homo Habilis
    1. Homo Erectus
    1. Stone Tool Technology
    1. Control Of Fire
    1. Homo Sapiens Emergence
    1. Cognitive Revolution
    1. Symbolic Thought
    1. Sahelanthropus
    1. Ardipithecus
    1. Paranthropus
  • ...and 3 more

ISLAM (ISLAM)

Count: 13 concepts (4.4%)

Concepts:

    1. Origins Of Islam
    1. Muhammad
    1. Quran
    1. Hijra
    1. Five Pillars Of Islam
    1. Sunni-Shia Split
    1. Rashidun Caliphate
    1. Umayyad Caliphate
    1. Abbasid Caliphate
    1. Baghdad House Of Wisdom
    1. Islamic Golden Age
    1. Dar Al-Islam
    1. Sufism

COSMIC (COSMIC)

Count: 12 concepts (4.0%)

Concepts:

    1. Big Bang
    1. Cosmic Inflation
    1. Stellar Nucleosynthesis
    1. Formation Of Galaxies
    1. Formation Of Solar System
    1. Formation Of Earth
    1. Geological Time Scale
    1. Origin Of Life
    1. Single-Celled Organisms
    1. Photosynthesis Evolution
    1. Cambrian Explosion
    1. Mass Extinction Events

BRIDGE (BRIDGE)

Count: 11 concepts (3.7%)

Concepts:

    1. World In 1200 CE
    1. Song Economic Revolution
    1. Chinese Iron Industry
    1. Paper Money Origins
    1. Mature Dar Al-Islam
    1. European Urban Revival
    1. Three-Field System
    1. High Medieval Universities
    1. Indian Ocean Maturity
    1. Pre-Mongol Eurasia
    1. Eve Of Integration

AMER (AMER)

Count: 10 concepts (3.4%)

Concepts:

    1. Olmec Civilization
    1. Mesoamerican Origins
    1. Classic Maya Civilization
    1. Maya Calendar
    1. Teotihuacan
    1. Toltec Civilization
    1. Aguada Fenix
    1. Caral-Supe Civilization
    1. Cahokia
    1. Chaco Canyon

THEME (THEME)

Count: 4 concepts (1.3%)

Concepts:

    1. Three Thematic Axes
    1. Humans And Environment Theme
    1. Humans And Other Humans Theme
    1. Humans And Ideas Theme

Recommendations

  • Excellent balance: Categories are evenly distributed (spread: 13.1%)
  • MISC category minimal: Good categorization specificity

Educational Use Recommendations

  • Use taxonomy categories for color-coding in graph visualizations
  • Design curriculum modules based on taxonomy groupings
  • Create filtered views for focused learning paths
  • Use categories for assessment organization
  • Enable navigation by topic area in interactive tools

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