Hair_Nets,_Fish_Nets,_And_Nets_Of_The_House_Of_Atreus

Hair Nets, Fish Nets, And Nets Of The House Of Atreus Ever since the first humans arrived on earth, hunting and gathering have been the main sources of our physical survival. Likewise, tools such as nets have been quite essential as one of our hunting essentials. Humans are consumers; we always have been from the start, so it would be strange if our ancestors did not discuss something that was such a major factor to existence, i.e. hunting, as soon as they had the capabilities to have a written language. Thus, it is not as surprising that ancient literature such as Aeschylus’ the Oresteia would have many references to hunting, and one of the most prominent and promising methods to hunting, the use of traps and nets. In the Oresteia, what is normally the hunt of animals for the consumption and survival of human beings is combined with war also, resulting in negative connotations to the word. With the combination of the two independently good ideas, war and hunting, there is a result of the idea of war being a hunt of human beings. It seems to the chorus in the beginning of the Agamemnon that the war over Helen of Troy has made not only the city of Priam a hunting, net, nets, referral, war, humans, being, robes, oresteia, agamemnon, trapped, one, hunt, very, part, murder, hunted, father, eum, been, young, troy, trilogy, orestes, one’s, human, first, dead, daughter, around, animal, wife, upon, trapping