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To a certain extent also the eastern artisans emigrated to the Greek cities of the west . The flow was in both directions . ... In addition , what the Greeks were receiving from the east , they were also passing on ...
To a certain extent also the eastern artisans emigrated to the Greek cities of the west . The flow was in both directions . ... In addition , what the Greeks were receiving from the east , they were also passing on ...
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There remained the sea - ports on the south and east coasts from which men sailed all around the Indian Ocean . They traded and colonized , as they still do , in eastern Africa and western India and the shores of Malaya and Indonesia .
There remained the sea - ports on the south and east coasts from which men sailed all around the Indian Ocean . They traded and colonized , as they still do , in eastern Africa and western India and the shores of Malaya and Indonesia .
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The Art of the Ancient Near East . Thames and Hudson , London . MENDELSOHN , I. 1949. Slavery in the Ancient Near East . Oxford U.P. MICHELL , H. 1964. Sparta . Cambridge U.P. MORETTINI , A. 1950. Olivicoltura . R.E.D.A. , Rome .
The Art of the Ancient Near East . Thames and Hudson , London . MENDELSOHN , I. 1949. Slavery in the Ancient Near East . Oxford U.P. MICHELL , H. 1964. Sparta . Cambridge U.P. MORETTINI , A. 1950. Olivicoltura . R.E.D.A. , Rome .
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