Classical Studies 1000 Lecture 9: lecture sep 15

• School: Western University
• Department: Classical Studies
• Course: Classical Studies 1000
• Professor: Bernd Steinbock

Document Summary

prehistoric greece 40,000-750 bc (cid:498)means of production defines the society and the people in it(cid:499) karl marx. Primary and secondary sources: primary is anything contemporary in addition to literature (coins, artwork from the scene, secondary source is based on a primary source. Agricultural revolution (nourished by the bronze age: bronze created the ability of being productive which created the idea of private property, material things drive ideas, people became available to do other jobs hunter/gatherers vs farmers. All languages from india to the edge of europe are related with a couple exceptions. People who at some point during the stone age began moving westward. The minotaur, the labyrinth being killed by an athenian minnow. Palace at knossos, the minoans (began to conduct digs and found a palace that had been three stories tall) Called agglutinative because it is built in a half hazard manor, looks like a maze with no central plan just keeps adding on wings.