Man and the Western World, Volume 1

activity Aegean Afrasia agriculture Anatolia Ancient Imperial animals Archaic civilization Asia Assyrians Athens Balkan Peninsula barbarians became Byzantine Byzantine Empire Carthage central century B.C. Christian Church city-state commerce conquered conquest Cretan culture decline developed dynasty early East eastern economic Egypt Egyptian Emperor Epipaleolithic established Etruscan expansion feudal Gaul German Greece Greek growth guild Hellenic civilization Hellenistic Hittites Hyksos Ice Age important Indo-European industry influence invasion Ionian Italy Kassites king kingdom land Lower Paleolithic medieval Mediterranean ment Mesopotamia Middle Ages military millennium B.C. Muslim nature Neandertal Neolithic nobles North northern organization Oriental original Paleolithic Peasant Peninsula period Persian Phoenicians political priests primitive produced provinces region religion religious rise Roman Empire Rome Rome's rule rulers sculpture secular senatorial social society Sparta Steppe Sumerians Syria temple tion trade Upper Paleolithic Warrior wealth West Western Europe