Hellenistic Period

Hellenistic Era Hellenism

The Hellenistic Period (roughly 323 BCE – 31 BCE) marks the era following Alexander the Great’s death. Characterized by widespread cultural diffusion of Greek language and ideas across a vast territory, it witnessed significant advancements in science, philosophy, art, and architecture as Greek culture blended with those of Egypt, Persia, and other conquered regions.

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historical period cultural diffusion Greek influence post-Alexander era Cultural Studies History Philosophy
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