Degradation of coastal environments is an issue that many areas in Europe are facing. In the present work, ancient lake wetland investigated, so-called Lake Lerna NE Peloponnese, Greece. The area hosted early agricultural populations modern Greece started modifying their environment as early–middle Neolithic. Two drill cores were analysed to establish sedimentological succession and depositiona...

Abstract The paper examines doctrinal and political reasons to explain why the Ancient Greek religion did not feature a distinct class of professional priests as suppliers religious goods. Doctrinal relate worshiping multitude powerful anthropomorphic gods with flawed characters; absence founder scripture; lack doctrine code moral behaviour piety manifested mass participation in rituals. These ...

Current wastewater management paradigms favor centralized solutions, as taught in traditional engineering schools, which imply high capital costs, long-range water transfer, long and disruptive construction highly trained operators. On the other hand, small decentralized systems are seldom considered even though they require lower less infrastructure allow for maintenance of a closer, more sust...

This paper considers and analyses the idea propounded by Iain McGilchrist that foundation of Western rationalism is dominance left side brain this occurred first in ancient Greece. It argues transformation Greece, as part a more widespread sometimes termed Axial Age, was, at least part, connected to emergence literacy which transformed workings human brain. was not uniform took different forms ...