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The civilization of ancient Greece developed near the shores of the what sea?
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The civilization of ancient Greece developed near the shore of what sea?
The civilization of ancient Greece developed near the shores of the Aegean Sea. It also developed on islands in the Aegean Sea.
Did ancient Greece have floods?
Greece was the only major civilization that didn't have a major river. Greeks built their city-states on the shores because of this.
Which sea does Greece sit in?
Shores of the Aegean. Shores of the Aegean.
How many pages does Ancient Shores have?
Ancient Shores has 397 pages.
When was Ancient Shores created?
Ancient Shores was created in 1996-04.
Why was the culture in Greece based on geography?
Mainland Greece was habitable in the separate river valleys and sea shores. The islands were separate in the Aegean sea.
Which is located further south Greece or Germany?
Greece is located on the shores of the Adriatic, Ionian, and Mediterranean Seas. Germany is about 600 miles further north.
When was the ancient Greek Empire the strongest?
It is said that the Roman Empire was at its strongest in 117AD when its territories covered 5,000,000 km² or1,930,511mi². The countries it ruled included: Rome, Greece, Britain, Gaul (France), Tunisia, Israel, Syria, Corsica, Sardinia, Cyprus, Switzerland, Romania and a few others.
What was sailing on the nile tiver like in ancient Egypt?
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What country's shores do people think ancient sunken continent beneath the ocean?
Japan.
What sea touches the shores of Italy Egypt Greece and Libya?
Sea which touches Spain, Italy, Greece, Libya and Morocco is Mediterranean sea.
How did the physical of Ancient Greece affect the development of its civilization?
Different tribes settled in valleys between the mountains and on the sea shores, creating independent city-states. The limited land of each meant that burgeoning populations could not be supported, and surpluses were shipped off to seize new land and establish new city-states for themselves. This resulted in over 2,000 Greek city-states spread around the Mediterranean and Black Sea Littorals.
