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How the World Made the West
How the World Made the West tells the story of surprisingly complex relationships of contact, trade and competition among small city states around the Mediterranean and Middle East starting around 4,000 years ago. In doing so, Josephine Quinn challenges conventional ideas about how civilizations develop. Continue reading
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Tagged ancient history, archaeology, book review, civilization, Greece, Mediterranean history, nonfiction, Rome
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