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> a slavery based society As opposed to the Greeks, Parthians, Ptolemaic Egypt and Judea? Unless you mean "fully dependent on slave labour" - then I guess we c
by quibono 4mo ago
> a slavery based society
As opposed to the Greeks, Parthians, Ptolemaic Egypt and Judea?
Unless you mean "fully dependent on slave labour" - then I guess we can mention Sparta and Athens.
> that progressed sciences, technology and civilization little from what they inherited from the Mesopotamian's/Greeks
What does "little" mean in this context? This is a very fuzzy concept but this doesn't sound right.
- Shitty-kitty 4mo agoSparta is known for little other than their military prowess, which was a necessity for managing their much larger slave population. Athens had a rather strange system of slavery. The majority of slaves, owned by State, earned wages and worked and lived unattended. It was much more similar to indentured-servitude.
- quibono 4mo agoMy point was that Sparta was far more dependent on slave labour for its existence than either Rome or Athens.