EPOCH

Geologic time unit

• A memorable date

• A unit of geological time

• Age

• Ages and ages

• Beginning of a historic period

• Big time

• Date of reference

• Distinctive era

• Distinctive historical period

• Distinctive period

• Distinctive period of history

• Distinctive time

• Eocene, e.g.

• Eocene, for one

• Era

• Era's advent

• Extended period

• Geologic period

• Geologic span

• Geologic time

• Geologic time period

• Geological episode

• Geological interval

• Geologist's division

• Great time

• He holds a cop back for a long time (5)

• Historic period

• Historic time

• Important age

• Important historical period

• Important period

• Long geologic time period

• Long period of time

• Long time

• Long, long time

• Memorable era

• Memorable period

• Memorable period of time

• Memorable time

• Miocene or Pliocene

• Miocene, for example

• Moment in time, in astronomy

• Momentous era

• Notable period

• Notable time period

• Notable time span

• Noteworthy period

• Noteworthy period of history

• Noteworthy time

• Oligocene, for one

• Paleocene or eocene, e.g.

• Part of a period

• Part of a period, geologically

• Period

• Period in history

• Period of note

• Period of time

• Period on a geologic time scale

• Period part

• Period piece

• Pleistocene is one

• Pleistocene, e.g.

• Pleistocene, for one

• Pliocene or Miocene

• Pliocene, e.g.

• Prominent period

• Remarkable time

• Signal period of time

• Significant period

• Significant time

• Special period

• The Eocene, for one

• Time

• Time of the past

• Time period

• Time to remember

• Years and years

• A period marked by distinctive character or reckoned from a fixed point or event

• (astronomy) the precise date that is the point of reference for which information (as coordinates of a celestial body) is referred

• A unit of geological time