Environmental Problems of the Greeks and Romans: Ecology in the Ancient Mediterranean
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Environmental Problems of the Greeks and Romans: Ecology in the Ancient Mediterranean

by J. Donald Donald Hughes

History Environmental Science
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Environmental Problems of the Greeks and Romans examines ecology in the ancient Mediterranean through the history of Greek and Roman societies. J. Donald Donald Hughes presents a focused study of the ways classical civilizations interacted with their environment and the environmental challenges that shaped their world.

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Environmental Problems of the Greeks and Romans explores ecological issues in the ancient Mediterranean.

J. Donald Donald Hughes examines the relationship between Greek and Roman societies and the natural world.

The book places environmental concerns within the broader history of classical civilization.

It offers a historical perspective on how human communities understood and influenced their surroundings.

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