고대 지중해 문명 교류의 거대사적 해석
An Interpretation of the Exchange of Civilizations in the Ancient Mediterranean from the Perspective of Big History
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This research analyzed the correlation between the various civilizations of the Mediterranean region by re-interpreting the ancient Mediterranean civilizations using the view of Big History. The Mediterranean has been the cradle of world civilizations since the Neolithic Era around 9000 BC. The ancient Mediterranean civilization was the result of remarkable historical events, and this era was one of the most turbulent periods, which has widely influenced the development of human cultures. The Mediterranean Sea was the central superhighway of transport, trade, and cultural exchange between diverse peoples encompassing three continents: Europe, Asia, and North Africa. Therefore, the history of the Mediterranean region is the history of the interactions of the cultures and people surrounding the Mediterranean Sea. The civilizations in the Mediterranean developed in an intersecting and complex circular structure, such that most of the civilizations in the area essentially have the characteristics of hybrid civilizations. Therefore, it is more reasonable to approach interpretations of Mediterranean civilizations from the perspective of exchange. Based on prior research, this research also explored the forests of the ancient Mediterranean civilizations from a long distance to observe and analyze their forms and features.
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This research analyzed the correlation between the various civilizations of the Mediterranean region by re-interpreting the ancient Mediterranean civilizations using the view of Big History. The Mediterranean has been the cradle of world civilizations since the Neolithic Era around 9000 BC. The ancient Mediterranean civilization was the result of remarkable historical events, and this era was one of the most turbulent periods, which has widely influenced the development of human cultures. The Mediterranean Sea was the central superhighway of transport, trade, and cultural exchange between diverse peoples encompassing three continents: Europe, Asia, and North Africa. Therefore, the history of the Mediterranean region is the history of the interactions of the cultures and people surrounding the Mediterranean Sea. The civilizations in the Mediterranean developed in an intersecting and complex circular structure, such that most of the civilizations in the area essentially have the characteristics of hybrid civilizations. Therefore, it is more reasonable to approach interpretations of Mediterranean civilizations from the perspective of exchange. Based on prior research, this research also explored the forests of the ancient Mediterranean civilizations from a long distance to observe and analyze their forms and features.
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