The retrospective use of the terms Greece and Greek are even used to describe times and places that predate the Greek era. Janko quotes the 1990 book History of the World: Prehistoric and Ancient Europe, which has a section on The Bronze Age Civilization of the Greek Inland. Janko questions the use of the term ‘Greek Inland' in the Bronze Age, saying the author could be right in that it is about the Bronze Age on today's territory of Greece, but instead it suggests to the reader that ‘Greek land' existed in the Bronze Age even though the Greek state was established only in the nineteenth century. This impression extends to the use of a map of the Bronze Age with the word Greece on it, giving an incorrect view of what the Bronze Age looked like as Greece did not exist in that time.