Guide grec antique

A Guide to Ancient Greece To ancient Greece the modern world would owe mathematics, democracy, the sense of pure beauty. It has in fact inherited a whole ensemble of techniques, structures, and values, invented by the Greeks between 2,500 BC and 330 AD. This volume is intended for use by students, teachers, and educated readers, who will find our Greek heritage situated in time and in the sequence of events. Files on the major Greek archaeological sites and museums make this book an essential part of any visit to Greece. The Authors Paul Faure, professor of Greek at the University of Clermont-Ferrant II, has written 15 books on the history of the civilization, including four Daily Lives: in Crete, in Greece, in the Greek colonies, in the empire of Alexander. Marie-Jeanne Gaignerot, diplômée of Advanced Studies in Classics, has long assisted him in his research.