1. Ancient Greecesession iii - Colonies & Tyrants 2. Ancient Greecesession iii - Colonies & Tyrants 3. course outlinei - Originsii - Polisiii - Colonies & Tyrantsiv…

1. By:By: Susan M. PojerSusan M. Pojer Horace Greeley H.S. Chappaqua, NYHorace Greeley H.S. Chappaqua, NY 2. The Geography of Greece 3. Bronze Age Greece 4. Crete: Minoan…

1. Ideas : What ideas were sparked? Questions : What questions came up for you? Feelings : What feelings did you have? Facts : What facts did you note? 2. Final Regents Review:…

1.The Aegeanc. 3000-1100 BCECycladic Civilization2. Cyclades3. Cycladic Civilization (c. 3000-11th century BCE)4. Female Cycladic Idol, from Amorgosc.2700-2300 BCEEarly Bronze…

1.The Aegeanc. 3000-1100 BCECycladic Civilization2. Cyclades3. Cycladic Civilization (c. 3000-11th century BCE)4. Female Cycladic Idol, from Amorgosc.2700-2300 BCEEarly Bronze…

1.ANCIENT AEGEAN 2. Where are the Cycladic, Minoan, and Mycenaean cultures geographically located? What are the main styles of art of each? What cultures did they influence…

1.Woman from Willendorf2.   3. Detail of rock-shelter painting, Cogul, Lérida, Spain 4.   5.   6. Face of a woman, (Warka Head) 7. Votive Figures 8. Nanna Ziggurat, Ur…

1. Answers 2. 1. Great Ziggurat of Ur, Iraq 6th century BC, Sumerians & BabyloniansIt means “the house whose foundation creates terror” The Middle Bronze Age (21st…

1. Ancient Greeks 2. Greece: the basis of the West Some important places - Athens Sparta Corinth Thebes Olympia Troy Ephesus 3. The Greeks didn’t stay put in Greece or…

1. Aegean Art 2. Cycladic Culture The Aegean Sea. (source) - Settlements span neolithic and Bronze ages. - A distinct culture emerges between 3200–2300 BCE. - Most objects…