Which ancient civilization you prefer?

[gixajo]

I wanted to choose two: the Greek and the Roman, but I can only choose one.

[Kess]

Ancient Greece.

[Creoda]

I have no strong spiritual connection to any of them. Well, of the options it would have to be ancient Celtic 'civilisation'. Mostly for the wearing of trousers.

[renaissance12]

I have no strong spiritual connection to any of them. Well, of the options it would have to be ancient Celtic 'civilisation'. Mostly for the wearing of trousers.

There was a celtic culture..that is not a civilization...

There were celts also in North West Italy and we know that civilization arrived in north west Italy with the romans....

( but in Veneto there was the Venetic civilization.. that was like a more advanced celtic society with a writing system. Venetic is the Indo-European language spoken by the ancient Veneti population and attested by more than 500 inscriptions dated from the 7th to the 2st cent. B.C. .. Julius Caesar arrived in Veneto in the first century before Christ, and soon after Caesar went to France to destroy and enslaved more than 1/2 of all population.

Gaius Julius Caesar himself in his “Commentaries on the Gallic wars" (58 to 51 B.C.) gives the following numbers: out of 4 million Gauls, one third was killed and another third was enslaved.

A worthy companion of Julius Caesar was the emperor Titus who boasted of having killed more than a million Jews during the Jewish wars in the first century AD.

The jews Temple of Jerusalem was destroyed by the Romans on the orders of Titus who forced the diaspora of Jews around the world..

A civilization (British English: civilisation) is any complex society characterized by the development of the state, social stratification, urbanization, and symbolic systems of communication beyond natural spoken language (namely, a writing system).

Without writing system.. NO CIVILIZATION

If you don't agree with it.. call Wikipedia..

[Jingle Bell]

Greco Roman obviously, but i also always liked Ancient Japan & China, also the Germanics were very interesting to me

[renaissance12]

Greco Roman obviously, but i also always liked Ancient Japan & China, also the Germanics were very interesting to me

Tell me something that is germanic without greco-roman influences..

[Dick]

Ancient Greece because they were based and esoteric af.

[Nurzat]

the peasant anarchist (no state) civilization of Slavs before their expansion.

while from the civilized ones, the Persian civilization, before and after conversion to Islam as well

[renaissance12]

the peasant anarchist (no state) civilization of Slavs before their expansion.

while from the civilized ones, the Persian civilization, before and after conversion to Islam as well

Civilization = writing.. or organized city state ( no germanic barbarians or Black s.s. african villages )

Writing arrived in Slavic countries with the Romans or Greeks. So in what era was there anarchy in the Slavic countries?

[Sylvanas]

Egypt and Greece