2^nd half of 8^th millenniun B.C.: First traces of human habitation

3000-2200 BC: Permanent settlements (Pilos, Kalogries, st. Panteleimonas)

2300-2000 BC: Fylakopi Ι

2000-1600 BC: Fylakopi ΙΙ

1600-1400 BC: Fylakopi ΙΙΙ

1400-1100 BC: Fylakopi ΙV

1000 BC: Settling of inhabitants from Lakonia

8^th – 7^th century BC: Development of ceramics and miniature art

416/415 BC: Siege and destruction of Milos by the Athenians

3^rd century BC: Construction of the theatre

27 BC: Milos becomes a Roman province

6^th century AD: Milos is included in the eparchy of the islands of the Aegean Sea

680: Participation of the bishop of Milos at the 6th Ecumenical Synod

787: Participation of the bishop of Milos at the 7th Ecumenical Synod

after 1207: Incorporation of Milos at the Duchy of Naxos

13^rd century: Construction of the Castle

14^th century: Foundation of the settlement of Zefyria or Palaia Chora

1537: Conquest of Milos by the Ottomans

1566: Concession of the island to the Jewish diplomat and administrator Joseph Nasi

1579: Incorporation of the island into the Ottoman administration system

17^th century: Flourish of the island

18^th century: Demographic fall

1820: Discovery of the Aphrodite of Milos

1830: Incorporation to Greece

1835: Establishment of Adamantas by Cretan refugees