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Which belief of the early Greeks is reflected in the story of Perseus?
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What were early the early Greeks called?
the mycenaeans
When was the crane invented by the Greeks?
in the early 1980
How did early Greeks make their living?
Early Greeks lived by fishing, trading, and other things. They also herded goats and sheep.they were farmers ( of the little fertlie land they had) sailors, and traders
When do Greeks sleep?
they sleep at 8 o'clock and wake up early
What early civilization was involved in the Trojan war?
The invading Achaean Greeks.
What were early the early Greeks called?
the mycenaeans
When was Signals of Belief in Early England created?
Signals of Belief in Early England was created in 2010.
Why did the Greeks make sacrifices?
The Greeks believed that by sacrificing animals to their gods, they were appeasing the gods. This was also the belief of the Jews, who sacrificed animals in the Jerusalem Temple until its destruction in 70 CE. Since the early Christians also used the Jerusalem Temple, they would no doubt also have participated in these rites. Thus, it was an almost universal belief that sacrifices should be made to the gods.
What are early Greeks and Romans known for?
The early Greeks and Romans are remembered for being the cultures that formed the basis for our western culture.
Did the early Greeks fish?
Yes,the Early Greeks did fish. They also traded and herd goats and fish. So basically they did.
How many pages does Signals of Belief in Early England have?
Signals of Belief in Early England has 212 pages.
What influenced the early Romans?
the greeks
Who used javelin?
The javelin was a weapon favored by the early Greeks, such as Alexander the great.
Who came up with ostracism?
The Early greeks.
The study of physics began with?
the early Greeks.
When was the crane invented by the Greeks?
in the early 1980
What is the ISBN of Signals of Belief in Early England?
The ISBN of Signals of Belief in Early England is 978-1-84217-395-4.
