
Italy: A History
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Narrado por:
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Matthew Lea-Wilson
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Vincent Cole
The history of Italy begins with the arrival of the first hominins 850,000 years ago at Monte Poggiolo. Italy shows evidence of habitation by anatomically modern humans beginning about 43,000 years ago. It is reached by the Neolithic as early as 6000-5500 BC as evidenced by Cardium pottery and impressed ware.
The Italian Bronze Age begins around 1500 BC, likely corresponding to the arrival of Indo-European speakers, whose descendants would become the Italic peoples of the Iron Age; alongside the early Italic cultures, however, the Etruscan civilization in central Italy, Celts in northern Italy, and Greek colonies in the South flourished during the 8th to 5th centuries BC.
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good info, poor pronunciation
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Okay for what it is
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Speaking of the narrator, where in Bumpkinland did they find this bro? Who narrates a book on Italy and can't pronounce "Medici", "Genoa", or "Tuscan" (which he promounces like "Tucson, AZ). And these are the layups. You can only imagine what he does with pronounciations of regions like "Emilia Romagna" and "Savoy Annecy". Cue the Sarah McLaughlin puppy commercial music.
I'm not being a snob here. I hope you can tell by my tone that that's not how I roll. I'm saying that if you don't know much about Italy, you listen to this, and you go around saying place names like this dude teaches you, you will sound like an Idiot. An idiot abroad, in America, everywhere in the world.
Definitely the worst thing I've ever seen for sale on Audible. Definitely will be asking for my money back. One Star because Zero Stars impossible to leave. Also One Star because it's earned a star for being so bad that it's slightly hilarious.
Horribly written, read worse
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