CLA260H1 Lecture Notes - Late Antiquity, Apellicon Of Teos, Minoan Civilization
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Cla260h1f (method and theory of classics) january 11th 2012. Bronze age: c. 3000 c. 1200 b. c. Iron (or dark) age: c. 1200 c. 800 b. c. Archaic period: c. 800 c. 480 b. c. Classical period: c. 480 c. 323 b. c. Hellenistic period begins with the death of alexander the great. Iron age: c. 900 c. 750 b. c. e. Roman republic: c. 500 c. 31 b. c. e. Late antiquity: roughly the 4th 7th c. c. e. Rome expulses their kings and forms the republic. Cla260h1f (method and theory of classics) january 13th 2012. Engagement with people of greek and roman world ever since our predecessors learned this material. Romans were heavily influenced by the greeks and the spread of their culture has saved both civilizations. Engaging with centuries of work based upon the research of our predecessors. Greek importance from the conquests of alexander the great. Greek important language of bureaucracy and aristocratic elite (administration) Trade and diplomacy (egypt + northern syria)
