A navy is not on land, so neither had the best navy.
sparta's staregy was to cut off the athenian food supply by destroying crops. athens' startegy was to avoid battles on land and to rely on sea power
Both, but very heavily by land and minimally by sea due to its' weak navy.
The strongest sea power was called the Thalassocracy. There are several Thalassocracy lists extant. Ultimately Athens was the city state which held it during the Classical era.
It was a standoff - Athens was dominant at sea and the Peloponnesians on land.
No, Turkey is not in Athens. Athens is the capital of the modern country of Greece and Turkey is a saperate country. Turkey and Greece share land and sea borders with each other.
The Aegean Sea i believe.If you mean Athens, in Greece, then Athens is near the Aegean Sea, which is actually part of the Mediterranean Sea.
Athens , a sea power ,sought to exploit her neighbors commercially through the dominance of her navy to the detriment of Sparta , a land based power , and other city-states . This led to many wars.
Athens , a sea power ,sought to exploit her neighbors commercially through the dominance of her navy to the detriment of Sparta , a land based power , and other city-states .
Not all the time. They were trained to work in the sky, land , and sea.
Sparta led the Greek coalition by land and sea. Athens provided the major sea battle contribution, and a significant component in the land battles.
Athens sought to avoid land battles with Sparta since Sparta was the strongest land power - to thwart Spartan power on land Athens relied on it's naval assets which were more powerful since Sparta had a limited navy . This did not hold true in the latter stages of the Peloponnesian War where Sparta had developed a stronger navy than the Athenians .