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1. 6th Century Bce

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   The 6th century BCE, spanning the years 600 BCE to 501 BCE, marks a period of intense, often contradictory, development across the ancient Near East, the Mediterranean, and beyond. This era is characterized by the zenith of several major Near Eastern empires, the explosion of Greek colonization, profound shifts in philosophical inquiry, and the emergence of proto-mathematics that would later influence…

2. Anatolia

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   Classical Antiquity and Hellenization
   Following the arrival of Greek colonists along the Aegean coast, Anatolia became a crucible for interaction between indigenous cultures (like the Lydians and Phrygians) and Hellenic influence. Western Anatolia, especially regions like Ionia, was crucial in the development of early philosophy and [science](/entr…