The Dark Ages and the Early and Middle Geometric Periods in Greece

Dec 02, 2012

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Chronology of this segment in our course. Sub-mycenaean and Proto-geometric (1100 - 900 BCE)Geometric (900 700 BCE)Early and Middle (900 760 BCE)Late (760 700 BCE)Archaic Greece (700 480 BCE)Orientalizing" or Early Archaic (700 600 BCE). Readings. In this segment (and the next) we

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The Dark Ages and the Early and Middle Geometric Periods in Greece

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