CLA230H1 Lecture : lecture 1

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The period can be roughly divided into two sections: history and prehistory. In historical times, we have texts and specific concrete knowledge about what was happening. Traditionally, we mark the beginning of greek history in 776bc, the first olympiad - before that we have very little evidence and data. However, a more thorough division can be made as follows. Includes early, middle, and late bronze age periods. Iron age (1200bc - on) - history for the most part. Includes the early iron age/dark ages (1200-800bc), which was between history and prehistory, and the archaic (776-480bc), classical (480-323bc), and hellenistic (323- The classical period is seen as the best value judgments have faded in recent years. , the height of the civilisation, though these. Then we begin to see the stone tools of some human ancestor. Recently, stone tools from 120000bc were found in crete, which shows they travelled in boats.

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