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===Colonization and Collapse===

Archeological evidence implies human beings first visited New Eden roughly 15,000 years ago. The exact mechanism by which humans ventured into the cluster is unknown, though evidence points to the [[EVE Gate]], located in the system from which the cluster takes its name, as the entryway.~~<ref name=history>Scientific Article: Interstellar Traveling: Where Did We Come From?: http://www.eveonline.com/background/jump/jump_01.asp</ref>~~ It appears these early settlers, over a period of roughly one-hundred years, colonized planets throughout the cluster, until a sudden disaster apparently struck them. The exact nature of this disaster is unknown, but it was catastrophic enough that within a few generations, the technology of the settlements had regressed significantly.

Archeological evidence implies human beings first visited New Eden roughly 15,000 years ago. The exact mechanism by which humans ventured into the cluster is unknown, though evidence points to the [[EVE Gate]], located in the system from which the cluster takes its name, as the entryway. It appears these early settlers, over a period of roughly one-hundred years, colonized planets throughout the cluster, until a sudden disaster apparently struck them. The exact nature of this disaster is unknown, but it was catastrophic enough that within a few generations, the technology of the settlements had regressed significantly.

===Dark Ages===

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 ===Colonization and Collapse===
-Archeological evidence implies human beings first visited New Eden roughly 15,000 years ago. The exact mechanism by which humans ventured into the cluster is unknown, though evidence points to the [[EVE Gate]], located in the system from which the cluster takes its name, as the entryway.<ref name=history>Scientific Article: Interstellar Traveling: Where Did We Come From?: http://www.eveonline.com/background/jump/jump_01.asp</ref> It appears these early settlers, over a period of roughly one-hundred years, colonized planets throughout the cluster, until a sudden disaster apparently struck them. The exact nature of this disaster is unknown, but it was catastrophic enough that within a few generations, the technology of the settlements had regressed significantly.
+Archeological evidence implies human beings first visited New Eden roughly 15,000 years ago. The exact mechanism by which humans ventured into the cluster is unknown, though evidence points to the [[EVE Gate]], located in the system from which the cluster takes its name, as the entryway. It appears these early settlers, over a period of roughly one-hundred years, colonized planets throughout the cluster, until a sudden disaster apparently struck them. The exact nature of this disaster is unknown, but it was catastrophic enough that within a few generations, the technology of the settlements had regressed significantly.
 ===Dark Ages===