Archaeologia Transatlantica I : Italy and the Aegean 3000-700 B.C.

by: Holloway, R.R.

 
Italy and the Aegean, 3000-700 B.C.

Author: R. Ross Holloway

Summary:The following pages are a study of the relations between Greece and the peoples of Italy and Sicily beginning with the opening of the Bronze Age. These early relations come to an end with the Greek colonization of the eighth century B.C., which was thus preceded by more than 2,000 years of contact. The work offered here seeks to put the colonizing movement into this perspective.

Series:
Archaeologia transatlantica, 1, 28

158 pages : illustrations (some color), maps ; 26 cm.

Contents:
Preface
The Third millennium
The Second millennium
Legends and traditions
The Iron Age : pre-colonization
Motives for colonization

Subjects:
Antiquities
Âge du bronze Grèce
Âge du bronze Italie
Âge du fer Grèce
Âge du fer Italie
Bronze age
Bronze age Greece
Bronze age Italy
Bronzezeit
Civilisation égéenne
Civilization Aegean influences
Civilization, Aegean
Égée, Mer (région) Antiquité
Greece
Greece Antiquities
Grèce Antiquités
Grèce Relations Italie Antiquité
Iron age
Iron age Greece
Iron age Italy
Italic peoples
Italie Antiquités
Italie Civilisation Influence égéenne
Italie Civilisation Jusqu'à 476
Italie Relations Grèce Antiquité
Italien
Italiotes
Italy
Italy Antiquities
Italy Civilization Aegean influences

Archaeologia Transatlantica I : Italy and the Aegean 3000-700 B.C.

by: Holloway, R.R.

• Art and Archaeology Publications, Louvain-la-neuve, 1981