Sicily from Pre-Greek Times to the Fourth Century
Sicily from Pre-Greek Times to the Fourth Century
This chapter explores Sicily from pre-Greek times to the fourth century. In terms of archaeology, there appears to be very little cultural difference between the indigenes of the island, thus blurring any rigorous ethnic divides. Settlement evidence has been found on Sicily dating back to the Palaeolithic period, and the island shared in the revolution of agriculture in the Neolithic Age from the sixth millennium
Keywords: Sicily, indigenes, settlement, Palaeolithic period, agriculture, cultures, Greek, Mycenae, Chalkhidia, Phoenicians
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