Sicilian timeline from Bronze age to the Romans

In 2000 BC, a non Indo European culture was dominent in Sicily. They helped to influence Bronze Age into Sicily. By 1200 BC, the Sicels arrived in eastern Sicily. In 1100 BC, Elymians (possibly from Anatolia in Asia Minor), arrive in western Sicily. In 735 BC, Naxos was founded as the first permanent Greek colony in Sicily. 2 years later Syracuse was founded as a Greek colony. The Persian wars begin in 490 BC, and they end in 479 BC. Then the Peloponnesian Wars begin in 431 BC and last until 404 BC. In 415-413 BC, the Athenians invade eastern Sicily. The Cartheginians later invade western Sicily, while destroying Himera in 409. There after are several Carthegenian wars that go on in Sicily, where Alexander the Great rises up to power in Macedonia. In 278 BC, Pyrrhus of Epirus fights the "Sicilian Campaign" against Syracuse supported by Taormina. Later in the 200s, Sicily goes under Roman rule.