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    their arms at their sides During the classical period, greek artist began to sculpt people in more relaxed postures and even in action scenes The most famous works from this era included the statue of Zeus at Olympia and the statue of Athena at Parthenon After Alexander the Great conquered much of Asia, the sculpture and artwork of the Greeks became influenced by the cultures and people they had conquered This period is called…

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    In this quarter, we learned about Greek and Roman civilization, and we were told that the Roman adapted their gods and goddesses from the Greek mythology. For this report, we have decided to do a comparison between a deity in Greek mythology and Roman mythology. In this case, we chose to do a research about Athena, the goddess of wisdom and war, and her Roman counterpart, Minerva. They shared many similar aspects, though they are distinct from one another. The differences and similarities we…

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    Ancient Greek

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    Ancient Greece had a rich history and culture. A major part of this civilization were the scientific theories and explanations that famous philosophers and scientists created. However, during this time period, scientists and philosophers did go through the modern scientific method when creating a theory. The scientists of that time came up with conclusions founded on false ideas and assumptions based on religious variables, thus, creating an array of erroneous conclusions. (Scientific…

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    Greek traditions and beliefs still have a huge impact on our civilization in many ways, whether it be from architecture or from the stories written about their gods in that time period, it is obvious that they still impact us. Many of the gods and goddesses in that time period helped structure some beliefs that we still hold dear to us to this very day. One very important goddess from their beliefs is Athena. She is known as for representing many different qualities that the people in her cult…

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    Chapters 1 to 4: Ancient Greece Geography, Government, Athens vs. Sparta, and Golden Age of Greece Study Guide – Use your online HA! textbook Directions: Using your handouts, notes, workbook, and online textbook, answer the following questions as thoroughly as you can. Fill in a response wherever you see “???.” Chp. 1 -- Geography and Settlement of Ancient Greece A peninsula is A thin strip of land surronded on 3 sides by water. (Chp. 1.1) The high Mountains and the seas of…

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    Greek Art Research Paper

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    Throughout history, it is no secret things change and evolve. Arts, music, literatures etc. are no exception to this. From the Cavemen to the Greeks, arts have drastically changed from simplistic wall paintings to life size, realistic sculptures and statues. The Classical Period gave way to the beginning of what we know today as Art. Much of our contemporary styles derived from the fine tuning which had been done during the Hellenistic Age. Classical style is driven by an undying quest for…

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    In later times she was important as a goddess of wisdom. Athena was also a guardian of cities, notably Athens, where the Parthenon was erected as her temple. In a contest with Poseidon concerning dominian over Attica, Athena made an olive tree to grow in the Acropolis while Poseidon caused a saltwater stream to gush from the Acropolis." (Baker) Athena in her early days was born…

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    west bank of the Nile River. Boundless Art History praises Hatshepsut, and recounts in their educational website that “The masterpiece of Hatshepsut's projects was her tomb, the Temple of Hatshepsut. Its splendid colonnaded structure predates the Parthenon by over a thousand years.” The architecture that Hatshepsut was using was well advanced for its time, and is still admired today. Further, Boundless Art History hyperbolised that “Hatshepsut's construction of statues was so prolific that today…

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    from the Iliad that gave up his daughter to win a war for Athens. In the background we see the acropolis with the temple of Athena Nike in the front then to the left of that we see the propylaia, the picture gallery, then behind that we see the Parthenon, and finally in the far back left corner we see the Erechtheion. On the left side of the image we see Athena Nike because of her war attire. She has her armor on and her shield by her side. To the left of her is the olive tree…

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    since that it united a large number of city stets creating also a common finance of league members. Many achievements were made during this age in architecture, drama, philosophy). Examples of architecture created during the Golden Age include the Parthenon, built to honor the patron goddess Athena, and the Erectheum, which has beautiful columns of caryatids. The great dramatists of the Golden Age included Aeschylus (Oresteian Trilogy),…

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