The Greeks and Iberians on the coast of the Gulf of Lion: the mechanism of their interaction and its features (new approachs)

Korotkih , Ludmila; Kozlovskaya , Victoria

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The Greeks and Iberians on the coast of the Gulf of Lion: the mechanism of their interaction and its features (new approachs)

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S207987840000231-3-1

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Ludmila Korotkih Send message Victoria Kozlovskaya

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Volume 2 Issue 8

Abstract

The Massalian Greeks and the Greeks of Empuries practiced the complex model of exploitation in the Mediterranean West. However, the location of Massalia gave it the geostrategic advantage over Empuries, isolated with Pyrenees from the continent, and it led to more significant results in using of this model.

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Сivilizational approach, system approach, geostrategy, idea of “small in the large”, “the effect of distance”, East-Ionian Greeks, Iberians, Gulf of Lion (sinus Gallicus), colonization, emporion, trade of emporion, polis, apoikia, autarky

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22.09.2011

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30.12.2011

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GOST	Korotkih L., Kozlovskaya V. The Greeks and Iberians on the coast of the Gulf of Lion: the mechanism of their interaction and its features (new approachs) // ISTORIYA. – 2011. – V. 2. – Issue 8. URL: https://history.jes.su/s207987840000231-3-1/
MLA	Korotkih, Ludmila, Kozlovskaya, Victoria "The Greeks and Iberians on the coast of the Gulf of Lion: the mechanism of their interaction and its features (new approachs)." ISTORIYA. 2.8 (2011).
APA	Korotkih L., Kozlovskaya V. (2011). The Greeks and Iberians on the coast of the Gulf of Lion: the mechanism of their interaction and its features (new approachs). ISTORIYA. vol. 2, no. 8