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Greek colonization of the Black Sea region was of great importance for subsequent Greek history. A huge area, rich in metals, timber, grain, fish and many other products, was thus opened to a Greek world whose resources in raw materials and food products were inadequate for a constantly growing population.
[...] in the classical period the grain trade offered work for large numbers of maritime traders, and the need for grain at Athens, and probably elsewhere too, became acute enough to make these traders indispensable.
The process of Lucanization ultimately turned the use of Greek visual language from being a privilege of the elite into a ubiquitous mass phenomenon that supplanted traditional forms of expression. In this light, the history of Italiote red-figure vases in Lucania also represents the history of a transformation of traditional versions of cultural diversity that were partly homogenized and integrated within new hybrid forms — a form of Mediterranean globalization that some individuals and groups may have perceived as a cultural loss, while others gained socially and economically.
The World Cup is now the most-watched sporting event in the world on television, above even the Olympic Games.
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