What occupations would you expect to find among people who relied on the sea as much ancient Greece did?

Navigators/Sailors:

Expert in navigating sea routes and operating various types of ships.

Shipbuilders/Carpenters:

Skilled in constructing, repairing, and maintaining wooden ships.

Fishermen:

Engaged in catching fish using nets, traps, or lines.

Merchants/Traders:

Engaged in trade, transporting goods and products across the Mediterranean Sea.

Navy Officers/Soldiers:

Served in the Greek navy, defending their territories and engaging in naval battles.

Harbourmasters/Dock workers:

Managed the ports, organised loading and unloading of ship, and collected taxes.

Ship Owners:

Owned ships used for trade and travel, often leased to merchants.

Divers/Sponge Divers:

Went underwater to retrieve sponges and other valuable sea resources.

Oyster Farmers/Pearl Divers:

Cultivated oysters and pearls, which were highly valued in ancient Greece.

Cartographers/Mapmakers:

Created maps of the Mediterranean and other regions, helping navigate and explore new areas.

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