Answer: ERAS
ERAS is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 610 times.
Referring Clues:
- Chapters in history
 - History chapters
 - Slices of history
 - Generations
 - Intervals of history
 - Memorable periods
 - Timeline divisions
 - Mesozoic and others
 - Paleozoic and Mesozoic
 - Baseball stats
 - Historic periods
 - Chapters in world history
 - Times to live through
 - Historical spans
 - Important times
 - The Depression and others
 - Times old and new
 - Great times
 - Times past
 - Chunks of history
 - Historians' study
 - Postwar period and others
 - They're historically significant
 - Historians' subjects
 - Periods divide them
 - Geologists' divisions
 - They're full of dates
 - Historic times
 - Periods
 - Big times
 - Timeline sections
 - Cenozoic and Paleozoic, e.g.
 - Time pieces
 - Notable times
 - Historical times
 - Stretches of time
 - Memorable times
 - Special times
 - The Roosevelt years and others
 - Bygone times
 - Time and time again?
 - Extended periods
 - Gay 90's and Roaring 20's
 - Lasting periods
 - Ages
 - Timeline segments
 - Paleozoic and Cenozoic
 - Historical divisions
 - Historical chapters
 - Diamond figures: Abbr.
 - Cenozoic and Paleozoic
 - Blocks of time
 - Long stretches
 - Period pieces
 - Times to remember
 - Eram, ___, erat
 - Pitching stats, for short
 - 58-Across and others
 - Times in history
 - Times
 - Geologists' studies
 - Time line divisions
 - Chapters of history
 - Spanish form of "to be" after "tĂș"
 - Diamond stats
 - The Cenozoic and others
 - Important periods
 - Geological periods
 - Mound stats
 - Pitching stats
 - Times on a timeline
 - Long periods
 - Period pieces?
 - Times on the History Channel?
 - Gay Nineties and Roaring Twenties
 - Historical succession
 - History units
 - Periods in history
 - Eventful times
 - Pitchers' stats
 - Period of British naval supremacy, and others
 - Key periods
 - Times gone by
 - The Depression and the cold war, for two
 - Post-Civil War Reconstruction and others
 - Long lines on a timeline
 - Cy Young candidates' stats
 - Eventful stretches
 - Reconstruction and the Roaring Twenties
 - Bullpen stats
 - Succession of history
 - Hurling stats
 - Mundane and McCarthy
 - Historians' time slices
 - Time line units
 - Hunks of history
 - Golden ages
 - Historical periods
 - Bull pen stats
 - Age of Aquarius, etc.
 - Notable periods
 - Precambrian and Paleozoic
 - Particular periods
 - Segments of history
 - Stats for Randy Johnson and Curt Schilling
 - Depression and more
 - History book chapters
 - Times to note
 - Common and Christian
 - Paleontological periods
 - Geological stretches
 - Big times?
 - Historical sections
 - Cenozoic and Mesozoic
 - Historic stretches
 - Big Band, et al.
 - Mesozoic and Paleozoic
 - Memorable time periods
 - Good ones are less than 3.00
 - Significant stretches
 - Significant periods
 - Geologic periods
 - Pitcher stats
 - Distinctive stretches
 - Prohibition and Precambrian
 - Big Band and such
 - Geological time periods
 - Mesozoic and Cenozoic
 - They make history
 - Aces' are low
 - The Renaissance, et al.
 - Horse-and-buggy and others
 - Significant time periods
 - Regency and Victorian
 - Geologic timespans
 - Bull pen figs.
 - Chapters in a history book
 - Victorian and Mesozoic
 - Historic time periods
 - Notable stretches
 - Victorian and Cenozoic
 - Pitcher's figs.
 - Distinctive time periods
 - Prominent periods
 - Historian's divisions
 - Chronology segments
 - Historic spans
 - Geologic slices of time
 - Significant timespans
 - Memorable stretches
 - Big Band and Victorian
 - Cenozoic and Mesozoic, e.g.
 - Geologic times
 - "-zoic" things
 - Periods of time
 - Well-known times
 - Starters' stats
 - Shea stats
 - They go down when zeros go up
 - Stats at RFK
 - K's lower them
 - Statistician's calculations
 - Notable timespans
 - They're usually low for Cy Young Award winners
 - Two-term presidents' terms, e.g.
 - Geologists' periods
 - Ballpark figures?
 - They can be park-adjusted
 - Blown saves often make them go up
 - Divisions of time
 - Time passages
 - Paleontology periods
 - Big slices of history
 - Periods of interest
 - Momentous times
 - Precambrian and Progressive
 - Periods of note
 - Named times
 - Important chapters in history
 - Periods worth remembering
 - Some chapters
 - Noteworthy times
 - Past times
 - Important ages
 - Archeozoic and Cenozoic
 - Accentuated periods
 - Parts of timelines
 - Remarkable times
 - Precambrian et al.
 - Big historical periods
 - Oft-named time periods
 - Big periods
 - Remembered periods
 - History divisions
 - Christian and Muslim periods
 - Victorian and Romantic
 - Important decades
 - Major time periods
 - Time periods
 - Significant times
 - Units of geologic time
 - Epochs
 - Geologic divisions
 - Periods of history
 - Distinctive times
 - Some times
 - Memorable spans
 - Timeline slices
 - Certain time spans
 - Notable spans
 - Annals of history
 - Pitchers' concerns
 - Prohibition et al.
 - Important historic times
 - Concerns for pitchers
 - President's term, e.g.
 - Golden and Reconstruction, e.g.
 - Big Band and Baroque
 - Baroque and classical
 - Victorian and Edwardian, for two
 - Notable historical spans
 - Big Band and Gaslight
 - ''-zoic'' time periods
 - Two-term presidents' tenures, e.g.
 - Pieces of history
 - Memorable chunks of history
 - ''-zoic'' things
 - Big Band and others
 - Mesozoic and Cenozoic, for two
 - Times of note
 - Significant times in history
 - Swing and Christian
 - Some timeline times
 - Stats for pitchers
 - Important time periods
 - Historic chapters
 - Noteworthy historical periods
 - Reconstruction and horse-and-buggy
 - Major divisions of geological time
 - Big band and Roman, e.g.
 - Elizabethan and Big Band
 - Pitchers try to keep them low
 - Eoarchean and Neoarchean are two
 - Victorian and Elizabethan, e.g.
 - Stats for closers
 - Gay '90s and the like
 - Big Band and Prohibition, e.g.
 - They're a part of history
 - Victorian and Romantic, for two
 - Distinct time spans
 - Parts of eons
 - Specific times in history
 - Epochal segments
 - Mesozoic and Victorian
 - Historic stretches of time
 - Presidencies, to historians
 - History 101 subjects
 - Historic segments
 - Paleozoic and Mesozoic, e.g.
 - Notable time periods
 - Time spans
 - Periods of historical note
 - Box score stats
 - They're often associated with world leaders
 - Paleozoic et al.
 - Chapters in a history book, perhaps
 - Notable times in history
 - Swing and others
 - Depression and Prohibition, for two
 - Periods of history on a timeline
 - Noteworthy stretches of time
 - Baseball stats usually rounded to two decimal places, for short
 - Big Band and dead-ball
 - Some are named for music genres
 - Some are named for presidents
 - Distinctive historical periods
 - Distinctive times of history
 - Distinctive periods
 - Prominent times
 - Time-line divisions
 - Geologic succession
 - Prominent periods of history
 - Baroque and Big Band
 - Distinctive periods of history
 - "-zoic" time periods
 - Times to write about
 - Prohibition and Cenozoic
 - Stretches of history
 - Some aces have low ones
 - Ballpark figures
 - Elizabethan and Victorian
 - Pitching numbers
 - Distinct times
 - Eon subdivisions
 - Historical episodes
 - Long reigns, e.g.
 - Geological times
 - Pitchers stats
 - Historic timespans
 - They may be geological
 - Pitchers want low ones
 - Edwardian and Elizabethan
 - Geological time series
 - Numbers for closers
 - Jazz and swing periods
 - The Gay Nineties and others
 - Big Band and jazz, e.g.
 - Significant periods of history
 - Geological time spans
 - Spans of history
 - Biblical you
 - History-book chapters
 - Times remembered
 - History stretches
 - Sections of history
 - Eventful periods
 - Gay '90s, Roaring '20s, et al.
 - Geology periods
 - Historic ages
 - Time chunks
 - Eventful time periods
 - Historians' studies
 - Divisions of history
 - Timeline periods
 - Geological divisions
 - Paleozoic and others
 - Major spans
 - Historians' concerns
 - Some historical spans
 - Historic periods of note
 - Parts of history
 - Noteworthy stretches
 - Chapters in time
 - They may span decades
 - Time-line segments
 - Eventful times in history
 - Times given names
 - Cultural periods
 - Meaningful times
 - Chronology sections
 - Many presidential periods
 - Timeline units, often
 - Certain historical spans
 - History sections
 - Significant time spans
 - Eventful timeline divisions
 - Statistical concerns for pitchers
 - They're sometimes named after presidents
 - Historic blocks of time
 - Stats that are better when they're low
 - Meaningful stretches
 - Sections of a natural history museum, maybe
 - History book sections, say
 - Paleozoic and Edwardian, e.g.
 - Time line periods
 - Fashion periods
 - Meaningful stretches of history
 - Time-line slices
 - Blocks of history
 - Important times in history
 - Cenozoic and Big Band
 - Interesting historical periods
 - Stats re bats
 - Important considerations in Cy Young Award voting
 - Memorable periods of history
 - "-zoic" periods
 - Stylistic periods
 - Victorian, Romantic, etc.
 - Lengthy reigns, say
 - Stats for Tigers with good arms
 - Pitching coaches' concerns (Abbr.)
 - The Rock and the Swing
 - Talked-about times
 - Parser's parts
 - Paleozoic and Mesozoic, for two
 - Times studied by historians
 - History course topics
 - Historian's units
 - Characteristic times
 - Important times, historically
 - Historical cycles
 - Pitching staff numbers
 - Wipe away
 - Divisions of eons
 - Important stretches
 - The Eisenhower years and others
 - They're historical
 - Important blocks of time
 - Geologic time periods
 - Presidential administrations, e.g.
 - Figs. always expressed to two decimal places
 - The Swing et al.
 - Parts of history books
 - Different rooms in a museum, maybe
 - Historical topics
 - Royal reigns, e.g.
 - Historical time periods
 - Periods for historians
 - Times of distinction
 - Christian and Big Band
 - Time line parts
 - Greek and Roman, e.g.
 - Noteworthy periods
 - Key times, historically
 - Many of them are named for monarchs
 - Significant spans
 - Big Band and Swing
 - Varro and vulgar
 - Perfect games improve them
 - Radio and disco, e.g.
 - Ballpark figs.
 - Aces have low ones, briefly
 - Often-named stretches
 - Historic blocks
 - Gaslight and Big Band, for two
 - Historical period
 - Stats for hurlers
 - Notable parts of history
 - Eon divisions, in geology
 - Many are named for presidents
 - They are historical
 - Significant parts of history
 - Big Band and Victorian, for two
 - Gaslight and Big Band
 - Christian and Prohibition, for two
 - Periods in history books
 - Some are named after presidents
 - Documentary divisions
 - The Roaring Twenties and others
 - Geologic portions
 - Notable times, historically
 - Periods in history texts
 - Things on some timelines
 - Reconstruction and others
 - Studied times
 - Momentous time periods
 - They may match presidential administrations
 - Regency and Victorian, for two
 - Periods of note, in history books
 - Times-table entries
 - Moundsmen's stats
 - Periods often tied to presidents
 - Ballpark figs.?
 - Momentous stretches
 - Periods sometimes named for presidents
 - Noteworthy years
 - Eight-year presidencies, e.g.
 - Periods often named for rulers
 - Spans with names
 - Important periods of history
 - Christian and others
 - Special periods
 - Eventful spans
 - Baroque and Romantic, for classical music
 - Gaslight and others
 - Baseball's dead-ball and live-ball
 - Times to study?
 - Prohibition and Big Band
 - Periods named for football coaches, perhaps
 - Presidential terms, to historians
 - Times often named for presidents
 - Some baseball stats
 - Low ones are best, in brief
 - Mayan and mundane
 - Periods named for music genres
 - Time spans named for monarchs
 - Actian and Augustan
 - Paleozic and others
 - Stats for the well-armed
 - Bits of history
 - Periods named for presidents
 - Named periods
 - Periods with names
 - Noteworthy ages
 - Periods ending in "-zoic"
 - Runs allowed stats
 - Historical time frames
 - Named spans
 - Cy Young stats
 - Topics in history
 - Numbers for pitchers
 - Stats considered in Cy Young voting
 - Periods of the past
 - Times named for statesmen
 - Revolutions can divide them
 - Really long times
 - Stats in Cy Young voting
 - Dead-ball and live-ball, in MLB history
 - Spans often presidentially named
 - Timeline portions
 - Periods named for monarchs
 - They often start with elections
 - Periods often named for music genres
 - Labeled times
 - Noteworthy time periods
 - Royal reigns, to historians
 - Presidential terms, often
 - Times given 19 Across
 - Divisions of 35-Across
 - Prohibition and Victorian periods
 - Presidential terms, e.g.
 - Chronology spans
 - Gay Nineties et al.
 - Slices of time
 - Extended stretches
 - Baseball card stats
 - History book chapters, perhaps
 - "Big Band" and "Jazz" periods
 - Geologic stretches
 - Some are named for queens
 - Age relatives
 - Notable periods of time
 - Jazz and Swing
 - Jazz and Disco periods
 - Time spans with names
 - Historians' focuses
 - #MeToo and Progressive
 - Long times
 - Geologic units of time
 - Time traveler's destinations
 - Periods often named for presidents
 - Museum sections, perhaps
 - Periods of historical significance
 - Swing and Jazz
 - Years of note
 - Big band and disco, in music history
 - Time line segments
 - History book sections
 - History syllabus units
 - Geologic time spans
 - Presidents define them
 - Times often named for music genres
 - Some are named for kings and queens
 - Big band and Prohibition
 - Swing and Disco
 - Historian's study
 - Rules might define them
 - Named stretches
 - Things sometimes named for kings
 - Low nos. for aces
 - Reigns, say
 - History class units
 - Timeline chunks
 - Meiji and Reiwa, in Japanese history
 - Paleozoic, Mesozoic, Cenozoic, etc.
 - Presidential periods, e.g.
 - Focuses for historians
 - Noted stretches
 - Some are named for monarchs
 - Classical and Romantic
 - Hurlers' stats
 - Low stats for some M.V.P. winners
 - Presidents' tenures, perhaps
 - Things sometimes named after queens
 - Timeline spans
 - W.W. I, W.W. II, etc.
 - Modern and Classical periods
 - Time periods of note
 - Things sometimes named after presidents
 - Paleozoic, Mesozoic and so on
 - Some ballpark figs.
 - Sections of history books
 - Long time periods
 - The ___ Tour (2023 Taylor Swift concert series that broke Ticketmaster)
 - Timeline units
 - Prohibition and others
 - "The ___ Tour": 2023 Taylor Swift concert series
 - Georgian and Edwardian, for two
 - Ballpark figures, for short
 - Roaring Twenties and Swinging Sixties
 - Two-term presidencies, say
 - Some time periods
 - Long stretches of time
 - "The ___ Tour": record-setting 2023-24 concert series
 - The ___ Tour
 - "Taylor Swift: The ___ Tour" (concert film)
 - Taylor Swift's record-setting ___ Tour
 - Figures that are best kept low, in brief
 - Life phases, in social media lingo
 - Name on the highest-grossing concert film in history
 - B.C. and others
 - The ___ Tour (Taylor Swift concert series)
 - Distinct periods of history
 - Meiji and Taisho, in Japanese history
 - Chapters of Taylor Swift's career
 - They increase with blown saves, for short
 - Notable ages
 - Civil War and Reconstruction, e.g.
 - Distinct periods
 - Historical stretches
 - Presidential terms, maybe
 - Jurassic and Paleolithic
 - Taylor Swift's "Red" and "folklore," e.g.
 - ___ Tour, pop culture phenomenon of 2023-24
 - Long-running tour title for Taylor Swift
 - Industrial Revolution and others
 - "Red" and "1989," for Taylor Swift
 - Stretches often named for music genres
 - Taylor Swift's ___ Tour, record-breaking series of 2023-24 concerts
 - Things sometimes named after kings and queens
 - Taylor Swift's The ___ Tour
 - ___ Tour (record-breaking music event of 2023-24)
 - Presidential spans
 - Divisions in time
 - Taylor Swift's "The ___ Tour"
 - Phases, to Taylor Swift
 - Taylor Swift's "reputation" and "Lover," for two
 - Noted times
 - "Bygones will be bygone, ___ fadin' into gray" (Taylor Swift lyric)
 - Notable time spans
 
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