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Influences of Greek Colonization on Trade and Civilization Reach

Explore the impacts of Greek colonization on trade, Renaissance, and influences on Egypt. Learn about key Greek terms and ancient sites like Al Mina. Delve into Greek imports, metal trades, and the strategic role of colonies. Discover Naukratis and its significance in Greek history.

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Influences of Greek Colonization on Trade and Civilization Reach

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  1. greek trade, colonization grk 102

  2. Oral Greek • ἐλαύνω (drive, march) • ἐλῶ (< ἐλάω) • ἤλασα • καλέω (call) • καλῶ (< καλέω) • ἐκάλεσα • μάχομαι (fight) • μαχοῦμαι • ἐμαχησάμη • πράττω (do, accomplish) • πράξω • ἔπραξα

  3. Oral Quiz: 12-beta Principal Parts • αἴρω • ἀρῶ (< ἀρέω) • ἦρα (ἀρ-) • ἀπο-κτείνω • ἀπο-κτενῶ (< -κτενέω) • ἀπ-ἐκτεινα • ἐγείρω • ἐγερῶ (< ἐγερέω) • ἤγειρα • καλέω • καλῶ (< καλέω) • ἐκάλεσα • κρίνω • κρινῶ (< κρινέω) • ἔκρινα • μένω • μενῶ (< μενέω) • ἔμεινα

  4. Discussion • Al Mina • as “the starting point”? • Early-to-sophisticated renaissance? • civilization reaching out • Herodotus • How Greece influenced Egypt… • Greek imports of metals (and mercenaries?) as strategic

  5. Some vocab. … • apoikia, “colony” • metropolis, “mother city” • emporion, “market” • outside town • overseas trading post • Al Mina • Gravisca (Italy) • Naukratis

  6. Naukratis, Pandemos Dedications [AFRODI]THI PANDHMWI

  7. Isis-like figure holding child. Temple of Aphrodite, Naukratis (500s BCE?) “Orientalizing” Corinthian Olpe, ca. 600 BCE

  8. Bibliography • Boardman, J. 1999 • The Greeks Overseas: Their Early Colonies and Trade, ed. 4. London • Scholtz, A. 2002/3 • “Aphrodite Pandemos at Naukratis.” Greek, Roman and Byzantine Studies 43:231–242

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