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Ancient Greece Prehistoric Classical Hellenistic Minoan Crete Mycenae Asia Egypt

A highly readable account of ancient Greece, particularly useful as an introductory or review text for the student or the general reader. The Minoan Civilization was thriving, as the Cycladic Civilization seems to have been, long before the accepted modern dates which mark its existence and probably earlier than 6000 B.C.

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Condition	Brand New
Country/Region of Manufacture	Greece
Topic	Ancient World
Format	Hardcover
Country	crete, Cyprus, Egypt, Greece, Syria, Turkey
Title	Ancient Greece From Prehistoric To Hellenistic
Type	Academic History
Subjects	History & Military
Publication Year	1996
Subject	History
Length	288 pages
Dimensions	9¾ x 6½ x 1¼ inches; 1¼ pounds
Language	English
Publisher	Yale University
Special Attributes	Dust Jacket, Illustrated
ISBN	0300067674

Ancient Greece From Prehistoric To Hellenistic Times by Thomas R. Martin.

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In this survey of ancient Greek history and civilization, Martin skillfully blends social, cultural, political, and military data to create a panoramic view of the Greek world. He moves chronologically from prehistory through the end of the Hellenistic era to 30 B.C. His work serves two purposes: it acts as a companion piece to the software database Perseus: Interactive Sources and Studies on Ancient Greece (Yale Univ., 1996. rev. ed.), to which the author contributed material, and it serves as an introductory text for anyone interested in classical studies. Novices will find the work both comprehensible and entertaining. For readers interested in pursuing topics such as the philosophy of Plato or the Peloponnesian War, Martin includes an annotated section of suggested readings that is quite helpful. This abundantly illustrated work is recommended for libraries housing the Perseus program and especially for public libraries.