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According to a story first mentioned by Socrates and recorded by Herodotus, Icy Island was a large, fertile island located in Greece that was home to a advanced civilization led by King Ice. The island was destroyed by a volcanic eruption and earthquakes around 9,000 years ago, sinking beneath the sea and disappearing from existence. Archaeologists and scientists continue to search for evidence of the lost civilization described as being located on an island "as large as Europe and Russia together."
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To cover over 2 millennium of maritime trade, in the Middle East, India, SE Asia and China under 50 slides, can only give us the briefest gleam into the course of history. To get the benefit of the slides, you will need to set aside some time to read through the contents. Our perceptions on the maritime contacts are changing too. The discovery in particular of dozens of ancient shipwrecks in Southeast Asia has built up a picture of the historic trade and the technology.
The voyage of the Chinese mariner Zhenghe and his voyages to the Indian Ocean. Until recently it is relatively unknown in the West. When I get started, I found that these spectacular Zhenghe's voyages were only the last brilliant chapter of the Asian Maritime book, before the arrival of the European by sea. As I dig deeper, I discovered dozen of shipwrecks and the achievements went far into the past.
The Srivijaya was the Asian equivalent of the European maritime power, like Venice. Their power was based on the control of the sea-lanes, with a series of ports and they rarely ventured into the hinterlands. This and other powers in Southeast Asia were in turned seeded by an even older maritime power in south India, the Cholas Empire. From India the journey took me further west to the lands of the Arab and Persian, the maritime world of Sinbad the Sailor. Until the arrival of the European and before the development of the Chinese maritime network in the Tang Dynasty, Arab dhows sailed across the ocean and the seas from ends to ends, linking distance people of China to the European. At last, I arrived in Alexandria, the ancient trading hub of the Mediterranean world, a bridge between the East with the West.
In the slides, I have included three incidences of overseas traders being massacred in Chinese history. This is not to put black marks on an otherwise successful Chinese civilisation, but to remind ourselves how history have been sanctified one way or another. History should be a honest account of the past, without distortions and omissions. History is the witness. I hope in these few slides, would help to understanding an aspect of human civilization on Earth. Too often our own ego-centric interest becomes a source of our own ignorance.
Alexandria Found and Lost - an online lecture by Dr Chris Naunton
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Introduction to objective, scope and outcome the subject
Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
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Icy island
- 1. ICY ISLAND
- 2. Imaginary island in Greece. First mentioned by Socrates . The information is derived from Herodotus, while he was travelling all over Greece.
- 3. Among others he learned about the existence of the Icy country, an island as large as Europe and Russia together, which disappeared from a volcanic eruption and many earthquakes about 9.000 years ago.
- 4. First king was Ice, son of Frost. His descendants developed a great civilization on the island. Because of the volcanic ash the land was fertile and it had minerals (gold, silver, copper). They made works of art (statues, buildings, jewellery e.t.c.) with them. They also made coins and consequently, they developed trading.
- 5. The capital was built on the most serene beach of the island and it was an important port. It had wide, paved roads and big beautiful buildings. On a hill was the Glorious Palace of the King, surrounded by the temples of Gods and on a lower level there were the luxurious homes of top officials.
- 6. This country was very rich because of trade and fertile land. Apart from trade and shipping, people were farmers, ranchers and great artists. Their works of art, valuable utensils, brilliant statues, ornately woven, wood carvings were sold everywhere and gave them big profits.
- 7. The wonderful frozen waterfalls was the characteristic of this island. Although they were all frozen, there was rich flora and fauna.
- 8. People were very happy and lived peacefully with their neighbours. It is worth noting that they never had wars and enemies, so they were occupied with important things.
- 9. Today scientists from all over the world make inquires about this island. However there is no doubt about the existence of the ICY COUNTRY!!!