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27 Cards in this Set
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3 aegean civilizations (dates)
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cycladic 3000-16000 bce
minoan 3000-1375 bce mycenaen 3000-10,000 |
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3 minoan periods
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old palace pd 1900-1700
new palace pd 1700-1450 late minoan pd 1450-1375 |
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rhytons
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metalwork-vessels used for pouring liquids- minoans
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kamares ware
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thin walls, use of color, graceful, stylized, painted decoration- minoans
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knossos
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city in crete-minoan civilization- palace
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minoans invaded by
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mycenaens
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mycanaen art=
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helladic art: metalwork
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written language of aegean world
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linear a-hieroglyphics
linear b- early greek |
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founded knosses
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sir arthur edward
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founded mycenae and troy
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henrich schliemann
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features of mycenaen culture
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-militaristic
-citadels/ forts-protect rulers -helladic art |
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aegean world and bronze age
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3000-1000 bce
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greek art
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900-30 bce
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pds of greek art
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geometric/oriental: 900-600 bce
archaic: 600-480 bce classical: 480-320 hellenistic: 320-30 bce |
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citystates/ polis
adoption of archaic greek adoption of common alphebet |
geometric pd
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-descriptive art
-1st record of individual artists in society -1st treatise of philosophy (heraclitus) -1st treatise on math (pythagoras) -1st treatise liking "ideal form" to math |
archaic
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3 drawing philosophies of greece
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humanism
rationalism idealism |
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humanism
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man is the measure of all things
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rationalism
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importance of reason
combine science, math, art |
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idealism
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importance of beauty- human form most important in mankind
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greek architectural styles/orders
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doric
ionic corinthian |
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doric
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-simplest
-introduced in archaic pd, used thru classical & hellenistic |
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ionic
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-classical pd
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corinthian
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-late classical pd
-used throughout hellenistic -adopted by rome |
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-age of philosophy (plato,socrates, euripides)
-rationalism -pantheon of gods -aesthetics -nationalism -colonization of surrounding land-spread of 3 philosophies by alexander the great |
classical pd
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introduction of 4th philosophy: pathos
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hellenistc
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pathos
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-human emotion
-engage viewer -gods become more human |
