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What is the city where archeologists uncovered a early Greek culture?
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Troy _____________________________________________________________________________________________ There are several excavations in the mainland of Greece and the islands that prove the presence of Greeks in the time continuity from Sesklo, Dispilio, Knossos 7500 BCE [Neolithic] and later the Cycladic and Minoan civilizations. The discovery of Troy at 1871-73 and that of Mycenae at 1879 proved the two great epic poems of Όμηρος [Homer] Iliad and Odyssey were not a fiction but a real story reporting the heroic acts of the ancient Greeks ancestors’.
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Early theater had its beginnings in Greek civilization.
Where is the origin of the name Hippolyte?
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Minotaur
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How do archeologists Learn about early people?
By very careful scientific recording of sites once occupied by early people.
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He conquered those territories, but his attempt to spread Greek culture - a lengthy process - was curtailed by his early death. The culture remained superficial amongst the upper classes only.
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How did Alexander the great achieved his goals?
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What are the contributions of Alexander the great to the growth and development of ancient Greece empire?
Alexander the great contributed to Greece by the Hellenization of its Empire. It is where Greek culture, philosophies, teachings are spread throughout the land. This was the product of Aristotle being Alexander's tutor in his early years. Though he was a fierce military leader, he showed his intelligence and passion for Greek Culture through the spreading of Greek Culture.
What do archeologists dig for to learn about early people?
Earth works, structures or everyday items (including bodies or fires) left behind by these early people.
How did Alexander the Great spread Greek culture?
As Alexander's empire expanded, the Greek culture spread and merged with other cultures. In the lands he conquered after the battles, he treated his enemies with respect and honor and taught them Greek culture and ideas.
Early Greek civilization were peace-loving and used the sea in many aspects of their culture?
Are you doing an online course or credit recovery. Minoans.
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Discoveries by the Leakeys and other archeologists have provided what evidence about the origins of man?
early humans lived in eastern africa
