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Egyptian wall painting (c 1994 -1781 BC)
released into the public domain

1994-1781 BC - Egypt
The earliest known record of toss juggling, from the 15th Beni Hassan tomb of an unknown prince, depicting female dancers and acrobats throwing balls.

770-476 BC - China
Various jugglers are mentioned in histories, usually warriors who would display their skill to their enemies, sometimes managing to end a conflict before they began. Some jugglers are named, including:

Lan Zi, from the state of song, credited with juggling seven swords

Yi Liao of Shinan juggled balls to settle the conflict between two houses was eliminated

Xiong Yiliao, in a battle between the states of Chu and Song, juggled nine balls at the same time

400-200 BC - Greece
Juggling recorded in Greek writings. There is also terra cotta statue of a man with balls balanced on different parts of his body, from the time of Ptolomaer of ancient Thebes.

50-400 AD - Roman Empire
Juggling recorded in Rome. Tagatus Ursus, a Roman, claimed on his grave inscription to have been the first to juggle with glass balls, and Sidonius Apollinaris, an officer in a Roman legion, entertained his troops by performing juggling tricks with balls.

Source: Wiki - History of Juggling