[DOC] [TLE] Jeopary Questions page 1135 - "F" TROOP - TriviaBistro.com [PAR] EARLY MAN: Around 11,000 B.C. people in Greece sailed over 70 miles to 
Melos to get this volcanic glass for tools  COMMON BONDS: Months, eggs, dirty 
title... [DOC] [TLE] Milos - Wikipedia [PAR] Milos or Melos is a volcanic Greek island in the Aegean Sea, just north of the Sea 
of Crete. ... Natural glass from Milos was transported over long distances and 
used for ... In 426 BC, Athens had prosecuted a brief perfunctory operation on the 
island but had ... Antimelos or Antimilos, 13 miles (21 km) north-west of Milos, is 
an... [DOC] [TLE] Greeks sailed the seas over 10,000 years ago [PAR] Obsidian tools dating back to 8,500 BCE were found in the Frachthi Cave in the ... 
waters around Melos was making its way miles away to the mainland and to 
other ... drawn the conclusion that pre-Bronze Age Greeks must have constructed 
a ... .org/research/volcanic-artifacts-imply-ice-age-mariners-in-prehistoric-greece. [DOC] [TLE] In Athens, A Trove of Antiquities - The New York Times [PAR] Sep 27, 1998 ... MANY people recognize the ancient marble figurines known as ... was not yet 
Greece were a people of small farmers and daring sailors living ... volcanic 
islands, Santorini and Melos, and obsidian (volcanic glass) ... dominion first of 
Crete and, around 1400 B.C., of mainland Greece. ... Go to Home Page ... [DOC] [TLE] Stone Age tools found in Crete prove man sailed the sea at least ... [PAR] Creta, years ago, 000 years, ancient greece, mapas antigos ... showed that boats 
already sailed to the island of Melos north of Crete for obsidian, a volcanic glass 
invaluable for early tools, by about 13,00011,000 B.C.E. ..... peoples, and the 
only dark-skinned group of people outside Australia, known to have blond hair. [DOC] [TLE] DNA reveals origin of Greece's ancient Minoan culture - Pinterest [PAR] Analysis of DNA from ancient remains on the Greek island of Crete suggests ... 
Scholars have variously argued the Bronze Age civilisation arrived from .... 
Sometime around 1450 BC, the caldera underneath the Minoan Island of Thera 
erupted. ...... a volcanic glass invaluable for early tools, by about 13,00011,000 
B.C.E.. [DOC] [TLE] Important Events in Human History [PAR] 11,000-9000 | Ain Mallaha, one of the first settled villages known anywhere ... 
settled villages known anywhere; population estimated around 200 - 300 people 
... (fine-grained volcanic glass for toolmaking) from village to village over long 
distances. ... This catastrophic event may have become the stuff of ancient 
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distance trade, volcanic glass for tools and blue apatite for... [DOC] [TLE] Aegean civilizations -- Britannica Academic [PAR] Chipped stone tools made by Paleolithic hunters have been found in many parts 
of ... boats already sailed to the island of Melos north of Crete for obsidian, a 
volcanic glass invaluable for early tools, by about 13,00011,000 bc and that .... 
The people of the Cyclades used their fine white marble not only for vases but 
also for... [DOC] [TLE] Full text of "A Comprehensive Outline Of World History" [PAR] That extends roughly 600 miles farther east than the edge of the diagram, but it is 
..... Rock art has been found dating back to 25,000 B.C. in Nambia; to 11,000 ...... 
to 10,000 people, with evidence of long distance trade, volcanic glass for tools .... 
and there is evidence that Greek and Cretan sailors exploited it and brought it... [DOC] [TLE] Lost Worlds Page 15 - From 10,000BC to 2000BC [PAR] 2000BC: Or earlier, the Beaker People (named for design of their drinking 
vessels), who ..... Which would explain famines all over Egypt, and help explain 
scenes as described in the .... 2300 BC: Sargon unites Mesopotamia around 
capital, Akkad. ..... 2800BC: Copper and Bronze tools arrive for use in mainland 
Greece. [DOC] [TLE] Archaeology Wordsmith

Question: Around 11,000 B.C. people in Greece sailed over 70 miles to Melos to get this volcanic glass for tools
Answer: Obsidian