Academic Article
Costeggiando l’Eurasia. Relitti e rotte della navigazione tra il Mar Inferiore (Oceano Indiano) e il Mar Superiore (Mediterraneo orientale)
- Title
- Costeggiando l’Eurasia. Relitti e rotte della navigazione tra il Mar Inferiore (Oceano Indiano) e il Mar Superiore (Mediterraneo orientale)
- Creator(s)
- Ramazzotti, Marco
- Date
- 2021
- Is Part Of
- Vicino oriente
- Issue
- 25
- Pages
- 81-104
- Language
- ita
- Rights
- Copyright (c) 2023 VICINO ORIENTE
- ISSN
- 2532-5159
- Abstract
- In Greek mythology Europe, daughter of Agenor and Telefassa, Phoenician princess, was kidnapped while picking flowers on the Phoenicia’s shore: the Levant of neutral and contemporary political geography, or the jagged coast of Syria-Palestine according to a more correct historical cultural definition of this very large area of the ancient Near East. The contribution would therefore like to investigate from where the seeds of the flowers so loved by Europe moved, and to connect the coasts of the eastern Mediterranean Sea with those of the Indian Ocean; two segments of the long fault that separated the continental mass of Eurasia, making Europe and Asia geologically similar, as well as - culturally - interdependent
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