Nippon is still considered correct to refer to Japan, if a bit dated, and is closer to the modern Japanese pronunciation of Nihon. Case in point ANA stands for All Nippon Airlines.
Some more suggestions:
Exploration Burgundy: Abbey of Fontenay, La Charité-sur-Loire priory, Cluny Abbey (probably base it on Cluny II)
Exploration Catalonia: Poblet Abbey, Cardona Castle, Montblanc Walls
Exploration Sicily: Palazzo dei Normanni, Aci Castello, Church of San Catalado
I think for a fourth age, not atomic as there are certainly some landmines there, splitting Exploration in half makes the most sense into a feudal and enlightenment (Age of sail) eras with the crisis points being the wars of religion and Napoleonic wars. So Antiquity/Fuedal/Enlightenment/Modern.
Some suggestions:
Salish: Old Man House or Ozette Village.
Comanche: Comanche War Trail or Medicine Mounds
Anglo-Saxons: Sutton Hoo or Greensted Church or St. Laurence's Church
Netherlands: Modern(Rijksmuseum or Museumplein itself, Castle De Haar), Exploration (Amsterdam Canal Ring, Dom Tower...
The Comanche Trail, Comanche War Trail, or Comanche Trace can be a wonder for the Comanche. Maybe using Big Spring, the Llano Estacado, or Comanche Springs for the on map graphic.
Outside of the SW it will be pretty hard to get wonders for other tribes.
Some possibilities:
Salish:
Ozette Village. More a wonder for its archaeological value as it is the PNW version of Pompeii.
Old Man House. Largest long house in the PNW. Has culturally unique gambrel style roof...
I mean the Comanche would be modern. They only broke off from the Shoshone and traveled south once they got horses. You can use the bands as settlements along with their allies: the Kiowa, Arapaho, Kiowa-Apache, and southern parts of the Cheyenne tribe.
I think native North America, outside of Mexico, will be the hardest. You could probably do a Southwest line and extend the Mississippian line to include say the Cherokee or Cree in the modern age. Perhaps a Powhatan and Haudenosaunee in the exploration.
The modern age choices are pretty...
Exploration German civs could also lead to America since Germans were the 2nd largest immigrant group to the US until after the Civil War with large influence in Texas, the Midwest, southern Ohio, northern Kentucky, and Pennsylvania. America does have cities called: Germantown, King of Prussia...
Since Modern Era civs seem to be a point in time look at the civ, then something like the Comanche and Comancheria makes sense as a Civ. Lots of other options like the PNW tribes, Mapuche, Haudenosaunee, etc.
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