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Ancient
Greece
OUTDOOR
FEATURES:
By: Kiara House
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Consetetur
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Table of contents
1.Cover page
3.Geography
4.Art and architecture
5.Timeline
6.Government
7.Gender roles
8.Science and technology
9.Conflict
10.Trade and commerce
11.Religion
12.Mythology
14. Acropolis
Conclusion
15.Bibliography

Art and architecture
Greek Pottery
Ancient Greek pottery has
survived for thousands of
years. The Greek pottery
allows archaeologists to use
pottery fragments and study
the Greek history.
Pottery was painted with
abstract designs and realistic
murals.
For Greeks
literature,especially
poetry and drama,
helped explain the past
and the present.
Literature.
Literature was often
accompanied by
music and served as
entertainment.
Greek life was dominated by
religion, meaning religious people
ran the country.
It is not at all surprising that the
Greek temples were biggest and most
beautiful.

Government
Geography of
the region
helped shape
the government
and culture of
Greece.
By law:
-Only men could be
full citizens.
The majority of
Greek states were
governed by groups
of rich land owners.
-Women couldn't hold
public office or vote.
- Slaves could not be
citizens.

Science and technology
Mathematics-Potentially the most important Greek was Euclid. Euclid
created many books based on geometry and its elements.The books
became known as the most successful textbooks in history. People used
these textbooks for over 2000 years. Greeks were greatly amused with
numbers and how they affect the real world.
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Medicine-Greeks were one of the first cultures to examine medicine as a
scientific way to cleanse illness and disease. Greeks had doctors that
studied ill people and came up with medication and cure remedies.
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Inventions-. Greeks enjoyed to study the world and decided to make
practical inventions, such as watermill, alarm clock, crane and central
heating.
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Biology-Greeks adore studying the world including living organism.
Aristotle examined animals thoroughly ,he had written his observations
in a book that he had called ` History of Animals`
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Mathematics-Potentially the most important Greek was Euclid. Euclid
created many books based on geometry and its elements.The books
became known as the most successful textbooks in history. People used
these textbooks for over 2000 years. Greeks were greatly amused with
numbers and how they affect the real world.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Medicine-Greeks were one of the first cultures to examine medicine as a
scientific way to cleanse illness and disease. Greeks had doctors that
studied ill people and came up with medication and cure remedies.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Inventions-. Greeks enjoyed to study the world and decided to make
practical inventions, such as watermill, alarm clock, crane and central
heating.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Biology-Greeks adore studying the world including living organism.
Aristotle examined animals thoroughly ,he had written his observations
in a book that he had called ` History of Animals`
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Trade and commerce
Trade was incredibly
important
for every civilization, and still
is.
Greeks traded pottery,
bronze,silver and gold
vessels, olive oil,wine,
textiles and metalwork. They
brought into the city pork,
cheese, perfumes, glass,
barley, wheat, rugs, and ivory.
They traded these objects
from places like Sicily, Arabia,
Egypt, Carthage, and Ethiopia.

Mythology
Medusa-Medusa was not always a monster, according
to the myth Medusa was once a ravishing woman.
Every man in Greece wanted to possess her, but she
could not get married she was a priestess of Athena .
Athena is a virgin goddess, the servants in her temple
had to be and stay virginal. When she was raped by the
god of the sea, that caused Athena to curse Medusa
without warning. Medusa claws desperately at her face
and her face cracks and her hair becomes snakes.
Because of the curse Medusa could not have any
interactions with anyone else, if someone were to look
her in the eye they would turn to stone.

Acropolis
Rock formation that
rises 400ft
400ft
Ancient Greeks went
to Acropolis to pray
and for protection of
invasion.
The outside dimension:
228ft
101ft
Acropolis is one of
the most visited
Archaeological sites
in the world.
Temple of Nike one
of the earliest iconic
Temples on
Acropolis

Acropolis is one of
the most visited
Archaeological sites
in the world.

Bibliography
https:/ / www.yellowknife.ca/ en/ living-here/ online-resources.asap
http:/ / www.ducksters.com/ history/ ancient_greek_government.php
http:/ / www.jjay.cuny.edu/ sites/ default/ files/ contentgroups/ sasp/ poster_gallery/ pg58.pdf
http:/ / www.ducksters.com/ history/ ancient_greece/ geography.php
http:/ / greece.mrdonn.org/ geography.html
http:/ / www.metmuseum.org/ toah/ hd/ angk/ hd_angk.htm
http:/ / www.ducksters.com/ history/ ancient_greece/ science_and_technology.php