Chapter 60: The Republic of Rome (first half) Flashcards
Alalia
it is the name of a trading post built by the Phocaeans on the island of Cyrus - the Greek name for Corsica
Celt/Gaul
it is an anachronistic name for the tribes who roamed around in western central Europe between 600 and 500 BC.
Carthage
it lay on the northern coast of Africa at the bottom of the Mediterranean Sea.
Hallstatt
it is a burial site that had spread from modern Austria across to the southern Loire river, its best-known site: a cemetery and salt mine south of Danube.
Massalia
this is the name of the colony built by the Phocaeans, which connected the Greek merchant net to a web-work of tribes that were barely known.
Penteconter
it is a ship with fifty oars and a square mainsail which were peculiarly the Phocaeans.
Phocaea
it is in the middle of the Asia Minor coast: a city whose people were “the earliest Greeks to make long voyages by sea”.
Tarquin the Younger/Tarquin the Proud
He was the nephew of Survius Tullius, he imploded Servius Tullius’s monarchy.