Possibly ASB, but anyway.
I don't have a great understanding in early human migrations and how easy civilizations can emerge"by themselves", but how possible would it be for a thalassocracy, similar to the old phoenicians and greeks, to arise in south britain advanced enough to be considered "it's own civilization", instead of being considered prehistoric until the roman arrival. Also, how early could that be?
I'm not really sure how difficult it is to grow crops in southern England, but it's a particularly interesting idea if they could get advanced enough to colonize and "civilize" the coast of Western Europe through trade and settlements, and eventually have interactions with the mediterranean powers.
Thoughts?
I don't have a great understanding in early human migrations and how easy civilizations can emerge"by themselves", but how possible would it be for a thalassocracy, similar to the old phoenicians and greeks, to arise in south britain advanced enough to be considered "it's own civilization", instead of being considered prehistoric until the roman arrival. Also, how early could that be?
I'm not really sure how difficult it is to grow crops in southern England, but it's a particularly interesting idea if they could get advanced enough to colonize and "civilize" the coast of Western Europe through trade and settlements, and eventually have interactions with the mediterranean powers.
Thoughts?