الأثر الحضاري للاستيطان الإغريقي في ليبيا 639-527 ق. م

Abstract EN

The Libyan coast is distinguished from other regions of the ancient world by a set of peculiarities, such as the vastness of its fertile lands, and it is a meeting place for the most important land and sea trade routes, and it mediates the most powerful civilizations (Egyptian, Phoenician and Greek..), as well as the political vacuum in the region.

the peculiarities brought to him by Greek groups, who often supplemented their presence with a colonial settlement movement with the aim of seizing the land, and escaping from the political, economic and even social conditions.

the Greek-Libyan relations were characterized at first by flexibility to win the affection of the Libyan tribes in order to establish their presence in the region and to encourage other Greek migrations.

settlement at the expense of the Libyan lands with the need to preserve the Libyan-Greek relations, which resulted in friction and civilized openness between the two societies, each affected by the other in economic, social, religious and intellectual aspects.