Timeline

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Cosmic - this era describes how the universe was created from the bing bang until today.
Gaiac - I did not find this one.
Paleolithic - Early phase of the stone age. 
Neolithic -  Later part of the stone age. 
Ancient - 6,000 BCE – 650 CE.
Classical - the period of cultural history between the 8th century BC and the 6th century AD.
Modern -  1500 – present.
 Ecozoic - It describes the geologic era in which Earth is entering. It is a reconciliation that exists between living beings on Earth in order to improve the treatment we have given our planet from the beginning of our existence. Creating awareness.



Cosmic -  Gaiac- Paleolithic - Neolithic - Ancient - Classical - Modern  - Ecozoic 





Cosmic should be at the beginning because that teaches us what space we occupy on Earth and that way we would know how to act in it. If it had been like this from the beginning we would have known how to respect our resources and perhaps achieve a more optimal type of life than the one we have now.
Gaiac I never found this but I will try to guess. Does this have to do with the fact that we must consider our system as one? 
I mean, we must recognize that each living and non-living component acts as a single system in such a way that the living component controls and preserves life-suitable conditions. If so then I'm going to put this era in second place. In addition to recognizing our space in this world, it is good to learn to appreciate and value what helps us survive and persist during our stay on Earth.
Ecozoic This will be the last because It proves to be an era in which we gain awareness of our space. We have realized the damage we can cause. History as we know it, did not include the cosmic era which made us lose ourselves and spend many resources on our planet. It is time to open our eyes and try to reverse the damage done. This is an era of reconciliation between human beings and Earth. https://ecozoictimes.com/what-is-the-ecozoic/what-does-ecozoic-mean/






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