The Rise of the Polis. The Greek Dark Ages, the Rise of the City State and Colonization
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1 The Rise of the Polis The Greek Dark Ages, the Rise of the City State and Colonization
2 Collapse and Rebirth Ca, Mycenaean's overthrown Iron wielding invaders Known settlements ca BC = 320 Ca BC = 40 Linear B Greek disappears Mycenaean's migrate to Anatolia Athens: One of few centres to remain stable
3 The Greek Dark Age Ca BC BC
4 Archaic Period 776 BC BC Emergence of the Greek Polis Steady increase in economic activity Steady increase in population Spread of literacy Colonization Political upheaval The emergence of the Hoplite warrior
5 The Polis By 776 BC: Polis already exists in rudimentary form Monarchies all but gone Collective of the wealthiest Oligarchy Built on defensive principles
6 Polis design Hilltop fortifications: Not palaces but public spaces Acropolis Near but not on the coast "It is obviously better both for ensuring an abundance of necessities and for defensive reasons that the state and its territory should have access to the sea" (Arist.Pol.7.6)
7 Polis design
8 Acropolis of Athens
9 Detienne, Marcel. The Gods of Politics in Early Greek Cities Janet Lloyd, trans. in Arion, vol. 12, no ; The political domain is formed when people meet together in an assembly, to discuss matters of common interest (p.52) Detienne s thesis is that this practice can be traced to the temple
10 Herman, Gabriel Morality and Behaviour in Democratic Athens: A Social History. Cambridge UP. The political domain is formed in the assembly of the soldiers. The fact that each member of the hoplite class had ready access to weapons was not a threat to internal concord and stability, but rather the guarantor.
11 The Hoplite Revolution
12 The New Warrior Disappearance of warrior elite Chicken-and-egg? Warrior elite replaced by citizen soldier Citizen soldier makes elite moot Increase in prosperity The middle-class farmer could afford weapons Place Identity Men were now able to defend themselves Willing to defend a place
13 Emergence: 710 BC at Argos Earliest panoply 720 at Athens Earliest depiction in art
14 Panoply Concave shield (hoplon 36 ) Corinthian Helmet (with horse hair plume) Tunic (kiton) Cuirass Greaves Thrusting Spear Slashing Sword Total: +/- 70 lbs.
15 The Hoplite Phalanx Easy to train and assemble Cannot be broken by chariots or cavalry (head on) Can only be stopped by another phalanx
16 Phalanx
17 Phalanx Just like the polis, the phalanx depends upon the cooperation and mutual support of many men
18 Battle Based on agreement of and adherence to a set of rules Open plain One short clash of massed infantry: Two phalanxes charge and clash Agreement of victory/ defeat Post-battle truce
19 Definition of a Polis 1. Was an autonomous city-state not dependent upon any national association. 2. Was formed and maintained specifically for the betterment of an homogenous social group. 3. Had, as its centre (both civic and commercial) a Marketplace (agora). 4. Controlled the agricultural territory (chora), including villages, of various size. 5. Had a participatory citizenry 6. Operated under Laws and was capable of defining those Laws.
20 However Greek culture remained stratified: Aristocracry: Descendents of the warrior elite Maintained the Aristocratic Ethos Crisis subsistence insurance Reserved the Right to Declare the Law! Demos: A new self-aware middle class Thetes: Still and always the poor.
21 Synoicism The consolidation of several small towns with a larger city into a single polity centred on that large city. Big fish/ little fish story? What happens to the Basileus of the small town? Does synoicism explain the emergence of the oligarchic council?
22 Synoicismos
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24 Political Philosophy Thucydides i.8 For the love of gain would reconcile the weaker to the dominion of the stronger, and the possession of capital enabled the more powerful to reduce the smaller towns to subjection.
25 Colonization: The Polis as Parasite Overpopulation Caused by increased prosperity Colonies promote more trade Availability Under population of region Capability Ships Weapons
26 Methods Metropolis (Mother City) Chooses the site Selects an oikistes Decides who can (and will) go Apoikia (colony) Oikistes distributes land Culturally and politically tied to Metropolis Citizenship
27 Expanded Greek World
28 Trade Routes
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