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The Evolution of Classical Athens: From Dark Ages to Flourishing City-State

This exploration delves into the transformative journey of Athens from the 'Dark Ages' (c. 1100-700 BCE) through the Archaic Period (c. 700-480 BCE) and into the Classical Period (c. 480-323 BCE). During this evolution, Athens transitioned from an oral to a literate culture, fostering significant agrarian and commercial growth despite enduring hardships. Key literary figures like Hesiod, Aeschylus, and Sophocles emerged, reflecting these societal changes through their works, including "Works and Days," "Prometheus," and "Antigone."

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The Evolution of Classical Athens: From Dark Ages to Flourishing City-State

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  1. Classical Greece

  2. ‘Dark Ages’ Archaic Period Classical Period 700 BCE 500

  3. ‘Dark Ages’ Archaic Period Classical Athens 700 BCE 500 oral literate agrarian commercial hardship growth

  4. ‘Dark Ages’ Archaic Period Classical Athens 700 BCE 500 450 420 HesiodAeschylusSophocles Works & DaysPrometheusAntigone oral literate agrarian commercial hardship growth

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