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Various tribal groups took control of the Greek peninsula from its previous inhabitants and established independent city-states, based on a high defensible hill as security refuge, and a patch of arable land to grow food to support themselves. They also used the sea to harvest fish, and as a highway to engage in trade.
They bred prolifically and when their population exceeded the capacity of their limited land to sustain them, they sent out the surplus population to seize new land and establish new city-states. So they spread right around the Mediterranean and Black Seas.
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How did Classical Greek sculptor depict the human figure?
Classical Greek sculptors showed the human figure in a more natural form. The more they studied anatomy the more they sculpted real people.
What caused the Greek ruins?
The Greek ruins are primarily the result of a combination of natural disasters, such as earthquakes and erosion, as well as human activities, including warfare, neglect, and the decline of the ancient Greek civilization. Over centuries, many structures fell into disrepair or were repurposed for new uses, leading to their deterioration. Additionally, the rise of Christianity and the subsequent decline of pagan practices often led to the destruction of ancient temples and monuments. Today, these ruins serve as important archaeological sites that provide insight into ancient Greek culture and history.
Why is Annabeth from Greek mythology scared of spiders?
Annabeth has nothing whatsoever to do with the ancient Greek myths. Annabeth Chase is a fictional character in Rick Riordan's Percy Jackson and the Olympians series. In the book she is the daughter of Athena. Who according to Greek mythology turned Arachne into the first spider. So, the spider would be a natural enemy of Athena and her children. Since, enemies can not take revenge on Gods/Godesses they often get revenge through demigods/heroes.
What is a Greek messenger?
A messenger who is Greek.
What does sailor mean in Greek?
Sailor is an English word, not a Greek one. So it has no meaning in Greek. So perhaps you should ask, "What is the Greek word for sailor?"
What is the greek word for prosper?
Prosper in greek is "ευημερώ" (eveemero), "ακμάζω" (akmazo).
How did early Greek Civilizations use their natural surroundings to prosper and grow?
Various tribal groups took control of the Greek peninsula from its previous inhabitants and established independent city-states, based on a high defensible hill as security refuge, and a patch of arable land to grow food to support themselves. They also used the sea to harvest fish, and as a highway to engage in trade. They bred prolifically and when their population exceeded the capacity of their limited land to sustain them, they sent out the surplus population to seize new land and establish new city-states. So they spread right around the Mediterranean and Black Seas.
What book refers to Greek and Roman civilizations?
Any classical history book refers to Greek and Roman civilizations. Check you library shelves for the titles.
When was the Greek civilization and what civilizations formed to make the Greek civilization?
2012, learn.
What were the two most influential early civilizations on the European continent?
The Ancient Greek and Roman civilizations.
Which three civilizations are in the age of mythology?
The three civilizations in Age of Mythology are Greek, Egyptian, and Norse.
How did the greek alphabet impact other civilizations?
The Greek alphabet was thought up by the phoenicians.
The Renaissance was a rebirth of the ideas of which ancient civilization?
Greek and Romans civilizations
What civilizations were Anubis worshiped by?
Egyptian, Roman, Greek.
How did early civilizations use their natural surroundings to prosper and grow?
Various tribal groups took control of the Greek peninsula from its previous inhabitants and established independent city-states, based on a high defensible hill as security refuge, and a patch of arable land to grow food to support themselves. They also used the sea to harvest fish, and as a highway to engage in trade. They bred prolifically and when their population exceeded the capacity of their limited land to sustain them, they sent out the surplus population to seize new land and establish new city-states. So they spread right around the Mediterranean and Black Seas.
Where were the earliest Greek civilizations located?
In Cyprus, and the Peloponnesian Peninsula.
What two civilizations had a huge impact on the Renaissance?
greek and roman
