Echoes from the Greek Bronze Age

Echoes from the Greek Bronze Age is the result of much that the author has read over several years. It is a study of the thoughts and works of early thinkers, from Hecataeus the early cartographer, to Herodotus' survey of the then "e;known world,"e; the thoughts of Anaxagoras, Xenophon's descriptions, and the sayings of Xenophanes. Simones work on the art of memory, "e;The Loci"e; and its influence so many years later on Giordano Bruno declared as a heretic are also explored.This book will interest readers who enjoy history, archaic scientific observations and those who desire a good read, rather than that found within a turgid Classical monograph.The author hopes that the reader will enjoy this book as much as he enjoyed writing it.