시칠리아의 역사⋅문화 지층 연구
A Study on the History & Cultural Stratum of Sicily
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The Mediterranean Sea is an inland sea with a width of 3,800km and a length of 1,800km. Locating in the center of the Mediterranean Sea, Sicily which is the largest island in the Mediterranean served as a stepping stone connecting Europe and Africa. Because of this geographical location, Sicily is a region that has accumulated all the history and glory of the Mediterranean from ancient times to modern times. Most of the major powers and empires which historically prospered in the Mediterranean occupied Sicily and left their traces in Sicily. In this study, the author intends to analyze the complex historical development process and stages of Sicily by applying the concept of strata. A stratum is a term used in geology and refers to a layer of sedimentary rocks or sediments. The strata are created by deposition by natural forces with the passage of time, and have characteristics that distinguish them from other neighboring strata. In this study, I would like to apply the characteristics and concepts of this stratum to the historical and cultural studies of Sicily. History flows constantly and forms numerous historical stages. The author attempts to grasp each stage of such historical development as a single historical stratum, and to grasp the circumstances and phenomena of each era as a single cultural stratum. This study is also a study on the exchange of civilizations on the process of accumulating various cultures in a specific region, coexisting with each other, and developing into a new culture.
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The Mediterranean Sea is an inland sea with a width of 3,800km and a length of 1,800km. Locating in the center of the Mediterranean Sea, Sicily which is the largest island in the Mediterranean served as a stepping stone connecting Europe and Africa. Because of this geographical location, Sicily is a region that has accumulated all the history and glory of the Mediterranean from ancient times to modern times. Most of the major powers and empires which historically prospered in the Mediterranean occupied Sicily and left their traces in Sicily. In this study, the author intends to analyze the complex historical development process and stages of Sicily by applying the concept of strata. A stratum is a term used in geology and refers to a layer of sedimentary rocks or sediments. The strata are created by deposition by natural forces with the passage of time, and have characteristics that distinguish them from other neighboring strata. In this study, I would like to apply the characteristics and concepts of this stratum to the historical and cultural studies of Sicily. History flows constantly and forms numerous historical stages. The author attempts to grasp each stage of such historical development as a single historical stratum, and to grasp the circumstances and phenomena of each era as a single cultural stratum. This study is also a study on the exchange of civilizations on the process of accumulating various cultures in a specific region, coexisting with each other, and developing into a new culture.
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