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Jiang says agriculture began in warmer, fertile regions such as Anatolia, Egypt, and Mesopotamia, then moved into Europe when climate and soil pressures pushed farming families outward.
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After uniting Greece, Philip's ambition shifted to Persia, and he sent Parmenion with about 10,000 men as a vanguard into Anatolia before his own planned invasion.
Jiang says agriculture began in warmer, fertile regions such as Anatolia, Egypt, and Mesopotamia, then moved into Europe when climate and soil pressures pushed farming families outward.
"...sent his great general Parmenion into Persia. Okay? They remember in Anatolia at this time, which is today Turkey, there are lots of Greek..."
"...which allows for agriculture we also know that agriculture started in Anatolia Turkey and in Egypt and in Mesopotamia okay basically this region and..."
"...okay? So in about 6500 BCE, people started to move from Anatolia into this area. And because they were moving, they brought with them..."
"...Europe. You have Mycenaean Greece. You had the Hittite Empire in Anatolia, which is present -day Turkey. You had the Mesopotamian Empire. You had..."
"...great empire in human history it was huge it was egypt anatolia mesopotamia the zagros mountains persia it was everywhere and in a very..."
"...to egypt okay and then you're able to go north to anatolia so why did europe become the first great world city because it..."
"...-Indo -Europeans. Right? Okay? So this is Europe, this is Asia, Anatolia. Okay, so remember that after the Ice Age, hunter -gatherers spread around,..."
"...because it connects all the major civilizations okay you have egypt anatolia mesopotamia and over here you have the persians over here is the..."
"...part is still part of the Middle East, okay? The Levant, Anatolia, Egypt. And so, it is the wealthiest part of the empire. And..."
"...now Rome is now able to defend its wealthy provinces of Anatolia and Egypt much more effectively. Okay? The other thing about Constantinople that's..."
"...this area. And then they will expand outwards and conquer both Anatolia and Egypt, okay? And at this point in history, now there's a..."
"...will conquer the Persian Empire, alright? Where's the Persian Empire? Egypt, Anatolia, the Levant, Mesopotamia, this is Persia, okay? So this is like the..."
Greek culture did not spread because everyone recognized its beauty.
Gimbutas's Old Europe becomes Jiang's Paradise Lost: a Mother Goddess civilization where art, writing, sexual agency, and nonviolent social control show that war, property, and patriarchy are historical arrivals, not human nature.
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