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Greece

Minoan and Mycenaean

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Atlantis

POSEIDON

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ANGRY

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Myth or Reality?

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Crete

Signs of the earliest Greek civilization are found on the island of Crete.

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“Minoan” Greece

Earliest Greek Civilization (c. 2700-1500 B.C.)

Named for Minos (Mythical King)

Advanced Technology

Crete

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Knossos is the most famous archaeological site in Crete.

Knossos

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Sir Arthur Evans

Evans discovered archaeological evidence of the Minoan civilization in 1900.

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The Palace at

Knossos

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PANORAMA

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Fresco

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A wall mural painted directly onto wet plaster

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Photo by cavorite

Women

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Throne Room

Photo by Shadowgate

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Photo by Shadowgate

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A ship crew painted by a Minoan artist

Commercial Power

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Veneration

of the Bull

Minoan Bull Sculpture

Bulls are a frequent subject in Minoan art, suggesting religious significance.

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Minoan Bull Jumping

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MINOTAUR

1/2 Human

1/2 Bull

5/3 AWESOME!

Photo by Marsyas

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Daedalus,,

andPasiphae’sWooden Cow

Roman fresco from the northern wall of the triclinium in the Casa dei Vettii (VI 15,1) in Pompeii

PasiphaeQueen of Crete Daedalus

Engineer

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Too Cute

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Daedalus(Mythical Engineer)

MINOTAUR

Labyrinth

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TheseusSon of Aegeus

(King of Athens)

Minotaur

Slayer!!

!

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OOPS!

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COLLAPSE THEORIESPhoto by Brocken Inaglory

Volcanic Eruption? Invasion?

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Bronze Age civilization based inmainland Greece

c. 1600-1100 B.C.

Mycenaean Greece

Retrieved from Wikipedia

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Retrieved from Wikipedia

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Bronze Age Technology

Swords and cups found at Mycenae

Photo Credit: Mierlo (Wikipedia)

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Ruins of Mycenae

How do these ruins compare to the ruins of Knossos?

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The Lion Gate

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Mask of Agamemnon

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Mycenaean Artifact

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Female Figure13th century B.C.

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Photo by cavorite

Compare to Minoan Art

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Who Was More

Advanced?Minoans Mycenaeans

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Who Was

STRONGER?Minoans Mycenaeans

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Linear B (Mycenaean Writing)

Evidence of Contact

Photo: Sharon Mollerus

Similar Alphabets

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Mycenaean

Bull Sculpture

Photo by Dimitris Kamaras

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Contrasting Civilizations

MinoansCrete

PeacefulNo Sign of

MilitaryNo Fortifications

If these two civilizations went to war, who would

win?

MycenaeansMainland Greece

WarlikeArmor & WeaponsLarge City Walls

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A Lesson

It’s no good to build a great civilization

if you can’t defend it…

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c. 1100-800 B.C.–Mycenaean

Civilization collapsed–No evidence of writing

during this time

Greek Dark Ages

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ORALTraditions

(Imagine a 300 year long game of telephone.)

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Timeline of Greek Civilizations

Minoan Greecec. 2700-1500

B.C.Mycenaean Greece

c. 1600-1100 B.C.

Greek Dark Ages

c. 1100-800 B.C.

Archaic Greece c. 800-500 B.C.

Classical Greece

c. 500-300 B.C.

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HOMER

Homer’s epic poems were written after the Dark Ages from surviving oral traditions.