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What was the most common way for ancient Greeks to travel?
The most common way for ancient Greeks to travel was by foot or by sea. They often walked or used boats to get from place to place.
When traveling by land in Greece was difficult the Greeks?
The Ancient Greeks traveled by the sea because the land was to mountainous to travel by foot. The Ancient Greeks traveled by foot, cart, chariot and ship.
Why Did The Greeks Travel mostly by sea?
Because that was there main route of Transportation. And it help them discover more lands.
Which seas would ancient Greeks sail across to travel from Macedonia to Egypt?
They would travel across the Aegean and Mediterranean Sea.
Why do you think Greece sea travel was so important to Greeks?
Take a look at ancient Greece on a map. There are many islands and much coastland. Travel by water is much faster than by land. The ancient Greeks traded with many people all around the Mediterranean.
Where did the ancient Greeks sail?
Aegean Sea
What sea was most important to the Greeks?
the Greeks lived on the Mediterranean Sea... so I would say that one. They knew of the Black sea and the Caspian sea; and the ancient Greeks believed the Atlantic Ocean to be a world encompassing sea.
What did ancient Greeks have for feast?
The ancient greeks ate many wierd foods such as pigs, sea urchins, pigeons, olives and grains.
What body of water did the ancient Greeks and ancient Romans use for travel and trade?
I would say the Mediterranean Sea, because you could easily travel anywhere in the known world on it back then, and both Rome and Greece were world powers. It also served as a huge trade route.
What where some of the things Ancient Greeks imported and from where?
Remember that ancient Greece was ancient and imports came from very close by. Travel was slow and harsh.
What did ancient Greeks use as a highway for trade?
They used the sea.
Where did the ancient Greeks do their trading?
Well, maybe this could give you a clue. Ancient greeks made their trading through and across the Mediterranean Sea.
