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The Extraordinary Voyage Of Pytheas The Greek: The Man Who Discovered Britain,Used Graham [Ed] Riggs On The 19Th CenturyAround 330 B. C., A Remarkable Man Named Pytheas Set Out From The Greek Colony Of Massalia (Now Marseille) To Explore The Fabled, Terrifying Lands Of Northern Europea Mysterious, Largely Conjectural Zone That, According To Greek Science, Was Too Cold To Sustain Human Life And Yet Was Somehow, They Knew, The Source Of Precious Commodities Such As Tin, Amber, And Gold. Whether Pytheas Headed An Expedition Or Traveled Alone, He Was The First Literate Man