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caryatids/cariatids


-acropolis, Athens


Neolithic (final period of the stone age)


6800-3200 BC


stone

Hellenistic


323-31 BC


"greek-izing"


last period before Roman takeover



Amphora


-for olive oil


-bulbous shape


-specifically for transport


-made of terracotta


-Hellenistic (323-31 BC)

Crater


-mixing bowl


-mix water and wine (wine was never drunk neat)

Kylix


-drinking cup

Mosiac


-Royal Burial at Amphipolis


-Hades carrying Persephone down on a chariot


-in multi-chambered tomb


-companion of Alexander the Great


~400 BC

The Belvedere Apollo


-most sublime of all ancient statues


-in the Vatican courtyard


-Hellenistic (350-325 BC)


-just shot arrow?

Laocoon


-somewhere between 400-100 BC


(faces before 400BC were expressionless and can't date this)


-made of two pieces of marble


-reflects famous scene of the Aeneid


-Poseidon sent 2 sea serpents to kill Aeneid and his two sons



Sperlonga (pt. 1)


- the blinding of Polyphemus(the cyclops) by Odysseus and his men


-in a cave on the coast of Italy

Sperlonga (pt. 2)


-Scylla (monster) being attacked by Odysseus' ship


-in cave on coast of Italy



Great Alter of Zeus


-Pergamon (in Turkey)


-Carl Humann


-brought all of it to Berlin

Franchthi Cave


-female figurine - fertility goddess


-fired in the open (no kiln)


-middle neolithic (5800-5300)

Middle to Late Neolithic Settlement


-Sesklo


- 5800-5300 to 5300-4500 BC


-closely grouped houses around central megaron


-settlement wall- not really defensive


-wooden/thatch roof

Dimini


-Middle Neolithic Settlement


-multiple defensive walls for retaining animals (low)


-destroyed by fire


-destruction event or accident


-Megaron building near middle


-House N

House N (of Dimini)


-middle neolithic


-beaten earth door


-cooking installations


-storage areas


discovery of a kiln (earliest instance of one)

Dimini Pottery found at House N


-stone or terracotta??


-middle neolithic


-first use of kiln


-manufacturing of pottery

Figurine from Thessaly


-stone or terracotta


-ritual purpose


-middle neolithic (5800-5300)

Sesklo Figurine


-stone or terracotta


-Middle neolithic (5800-5300)


-ritual purposes



Sparta Figurine


-Middle Neolithic (5800-5300)


-ritual purposes

Nea Nikomedeia Figurine


-middle neolithic (5800-5300)


-ritual purposes

Vasilike


"House on the Hilltop"


-Crete


-Early Minoan 2 (EMII) 2500-2200 (early bronze tech.)


-stone built and timber framed walls coated w plaster

Early Minoan Tholos Tombs


-south Crete


3000-1700 BC


-circular tomb with labyrinth like entrance


-"dromos" = "passage" aka entrance to the tomb



Myrtos


-village on the S. coast of Crete


-all houses are touching


-evidence of production (pottery, ceramics, textiles)


walls go: stone (bottom), mud (wall), thatch(roof)


-zones and cell like


EMII (early minoan 2; 2500-2200)

Zimri-Lim at Mari


-Euphrates


~1800 BC


mud plaster fresco- "false fresco" painted on dry plaster


-religious scenes and important people in the palace


-Late Bronze Age (1550-1100BC)



Vasilike Ware Cup and Beak Spouted Jug


-EMII ( 2500-2200 BC)


-dark paint on a light background


-pottery made to imitate stone


-mottled affect


-zoomorphic elements (bird)

Bull Leaping Fresco


-LMI (1550-1450)


-central court at Knossos

N Entrance of Palace of Knossos


-LMI (1550-1450)


-relief fresco of bull in upper gallery


-use of sun & shadows

Processional Fresco @ South Propylon


-Knossos


-LMI (1550-1450)


-bringing gifts to an important person


-hands up in a religious stance



Reconstruction of Priest-King Fresco


-Knossos


-LMI (1550-1450)


-maybe the hat belonged to a Griffin


-Evan trying to show a person of importance

Grandstand Fresco


-Knossos


-LMI (1550-1450)


-large scale gathering of men


-a handful of women (topless)


red=male


white = female


coloration from the Egyptians


-Horns of Consecration symbolizing ritual

The Queen's Megaron and Dolphin Fresco


-Dolphin Fresco --> LMIB (1500-1450)


-attention to detail

Floral Style Jug


LMIA (1550-1500)


-Phaistos


-grass


-used for pouring

Marine Style Pilgrim Flask


LMIB (1500-1450)


-octopus


-

Floral Style Jug


LMIA (1550-1500)


-Palaikastro (N Coast of Crete)

Rhyton


-Zakro (hilltop sanctuary)


-LMI (1550-1450)


-serpentine


-ceremonial, for libations or drinking/pouring


a drinking horn of sorts

Harvester Vase


-Aghia Triadha


LMI (1550-1450)


-steatite

Boxer Rhyton


-Aghia Triadha


LMI (1550-1450)


-steatite

Throne Room at Knossos


-griffins on the wall = symbol for war?
LMI (1500-1450)


-might have been a shrine

Palace style Jar


-Knossos


-stylized with papyrus plants


LMIA (1550-1500)



Malia


-Minoan palace


1900-1700 (MMII)



Phaistos


-minoan palace


1900-1700 (MMII)


-grows out from central court


-built on several terraces


-

Knossos Layout


-largest of the minoan palaces


-flat roofs


-light wells/shafts


-multiple stories





horns of consecration



columns vs pillars

columns- circular/cylinder


pillars (pillastar)- square/rectangular




*downward tapering columns specific to Minoan architecture

pise

building technique used in LMI period (@knossos)


using rammed earth or clay to make walls and floors

ashlar

rectangular block of stone



pier and door construction

same thing as a pillar- square/rectangular

post and lintel construction

two posts with a "lintel" piece perpendicular on top

Hall of the Double Axe's


-reception space


-knossos


-LMI

Faience plaques


-Knosses


MMII (2000-1770)

Lion's Gate


-Mycenae


-ashlar masonry


-massive post and lintel


-relieving triangle


-tapering columns


-either lions or griffins


-incurved atlas


-late helladic period

Mycenaean Megaron


-three room structure


-porch (with columns)


-anteroom


-main room (4 columns, central hearth, throne)


-on a cliff


-late helladic period

Tiryns


-citadel


-competing with mycenae


-massive fortification walls


-upper citadel (palace and megaron)


-lower citadel (shrines and workplaces)


-Palace & megaron in the middle


-narrow entrance ramp and exit stairwell


-late helladic period

Palace of Nestor at Pylos


-no fortification walls (no competition - no one close by)


-entrance bee lines to megaron


-linear B tablets found


-late helladic period

Hearth in Megaron at Pylos (Nestor)


-best preserved


-Late Helladic Period

Throne and Libation Chamber


-only megaron with one


-pylos at nestor


-king sits at throne and can offer libations


-late helladic

Lion and Griffin fresco


-late helladic


-pylos at nestor


-lion and griffin are synonymous to the power and presence of the bull in minoan imagery

Reconstruction of Megaron at Nestory (pylos)


-late helladic

Chamber Tomb


-dromos= pathway, dug out


-doorway


-burial chamber cut into bedrock


-fill dromos back in post burial


-late helladic


-pylos


-less labor intensive


-multiple burials

Tholos Tombs


-pylos (originated here)


late helladic


-round


-beehive shape in chamber


-dromos lined with stone


-built up (not dug in)


-more labor intensive


-multiple burials

The Treasury of Atreus at Mycenae


-dromos of ashlar masonry


-doorway w post and lintel & relieving triangle


-largest at mycenae


-acoustics are weird


-greek mythology background - illiad

Karphal


-crete


-dark ages (1100-900)


-orthogonal = rectangular (90 degree angles)


-on a hill- best defense


-NO MEGARON


-tholos tombs present



Female Figurine


-Karphal (crete)


-dark age (1100-900)


-goddess or worshiper?


-Oron's pose = praying pose [hands raised]


-ritual wear: hoop skirt, horns of consecration



Female Figurine


-Gazi


-1400 BC


-contrast with Karphal figurine


- no feet shown


-same hand placement

Old Smyrna


-modern day Turkey


-1000 BC


-greek influence


-walls of mud brick, foundation cut of stone, thatched roof


-curved foundation- similar to ashlar masonry


-bi-aps = 2 curved ends

Old Smyrna


-expanded in 900BC


-added fortification (port city)


-hearths inside of buildings (outlets for smoke, chimneys)


-emphasis on orthogonality (rectangular)

Lefkandi

-Euboea (Greece)


-little disruption at end of bronze age


-pottery seriation (ex. coke bottles)


-known for toumba

Toumba Building


-Lefkandi (euboea)


-dark ages (ca 950)


-Apsidal building (one end curved)


- people lived there (room for storage jars)


-thatched roof


-exterior corridors with post holes for wooden beams = "peristasis"


-3 rooms (2 smaller)


-center room has magnificent burial


-ritually destroyed

peristasis

wooden poles outside of temple

Toumba Double Tomb:


Double Human Burial


-male: cremated&put in bronze amphora with weapons (amphora imported)


-female: inhumed with gold bra and jewelry


Horse Burial


-4 horses


-sacrifice



Minotaur figurine


-Lefkandi


-dark age


-solid human part, hollow horse part


-found in tombs

Late Mycenaean/ Dark Age Athens


-continuity


-came to Athens to escape destruction


Acropolis


- palace culture


-fortification wall


Agora


-city square


-burials


Kerameikos District = burials


Dipylon Gate = 2 Doors / 2 Towers


-used potters wheel

Late Mycenaean Pottery


LMIII (1400-1100)


figural



Submycenaean Pottery


1100-1050 BC


-no more figural


-just geometric


-Stirrup Jar Introduction (handle looks like stirrup and mouth sticks straight up)



Protogeometric Amphoras


1050-900BC


-circles, semi circles, lines, triangles, zigzags


-thrown on potters wheel

Protogeometric Skyphos


-drinking cup with horizontal handle


-zig zags, concentric circles, lines, triangles


-thrown on potters wheel

Early Geometric Pyxis


900-850 BC


-meander pattern


-cosmetic box


-used to apply white lead --> look more pale


-often circular


-removable lid with handle

Middle Geometric Oenochoe


850-770 BC


-wine pitcher


-meander pattern


-reintroduction of repetitive animals


-pitcher for any liquid also

6800-3200 BC

Neolithic


-Franchthi Cave


-Sesklo


-Dimini

323-31 BC

Hellenistic

3000-1100 BC

Bronze Age

EMI, ECI, EHI

3000 - 2500 BCE


Crete


-Myrtos


-Vasilike


cyclades


greece

EMII, ECII, EHII

2500 - 2200


crete cyclades greece

EMIII, ECIII, EHIII

2200 - 2000



3000-2000

Early Bronze Age

MMII, MCI/II

2000 - 1700 BC


crete


-Knossos


-Phaistos


-Malia


cyclades

MH

2000 - 1550 BC


greece

MMIII, MCIII

1700 - 1550 BC


crete


-Knossos


-Phaistos


-Malia


cyclades

LMIA

1550-1500 BC


crete


-knossos

LMIB

1500 - 1450 BC


crete


-knossos

LHI/II/IIIA/IIIB/IIIC

1550 - 1100 BC


greece


-Mycenae


-Tiryns


-Pylos

Dark Age

1100 - 900


crete


-Karphl


cyclades


greece


-Lefkandi


-athens


turkey


-old smyrna

Troy II

EBA


2550 - 2300 BC

Troy VI

LBA


1550 - 1300/1250 BC