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That site given by Rob above certainly is comprehensive. It is also using the BCE/CE format. I wonder how widespread it is. If our children are learning it at school, it's likely to become more prevalent.
It's not the most important issue going around, but, as I said in the original post, dividing history into before and after the Common Era sounds a bit politically correct and lame to me.
Certainly from the replies so far, most think it is best left the way it is.
Regards
Andrew
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