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a)Figurine of a women b)cycladic c)24,00 BCE d)Marble e)Not designed to be free standing |
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a)Harpist and Flutist b)Cycladic c)2,500 BCE d)Marble e)Burried in the Earth |
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a)Queen Megaron b)Minoan c)1500 BCE d)Dolphin Fresco e)from Knosses |
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a)Throne Room b)Minoan c)1500 BCE d)Griffin Fresco e)from Knosses |
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a)Bull Fresco b)Minoan c)1500 BCE d)Dots is the result of filled in paint e)From Knossses |
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a)Flying Fish b)Minoan c)1500 BCE d)filled in paint e)from Knosses |
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a)Young Fisherman b)Minoan c)1500 BCE d)Egyptian influence because of dark color e)From Thera |
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a)Flotilla b)Minoan c)1500 BCE d)Shows us types of fish available e)Shows us what types of houses used |
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a)Minoan beaked jug b)Minoan c)1500 BCE d)11" high e)Kamares ware |
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a)Octopus Pot b)Minoan c)1500 BCe d)no glaze e)used for storage |
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a)Pithos Jar b)minoan c)1500 d)tall as a human e)usually used for grain |
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a)sarcophagus b)Minoan c)1500 d)Painted limestone e)Scenes of the Afterlife |
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a)Snake Goddess b)Minoan c)1500 BCE d)Fiance Clay e)No Idea why there is a cat on the head |
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a)Havester Vase b)Minoan c)1500 BCE d)Freeze all the way around of men and tools e)one of the earliest pieces |
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a)Corbeled gallery of Citadel b)Mycenaean c)1200 BCE d)true arch e)its a passageway |
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a)Lion Gate at Mycenae b)Mycenaean c)1200 d)Limestone e)Relieving Triangle |
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a)Treasury of Atreus b)Mycenaean c)1200 BCE d)Dug into hill e)relieving triangle |
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a)Vault of the Tholos b)Mycenaean c)1200 BCE d)excavated by Schliemann e)Largest unsupported structure in Europe |
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a)Funerary warrior mask b)Mycenaean c)1200 d)Reposse e)from Mycenae |
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a)Inlaid Dagger b)Mycenaean c)1200 d)jagged edges e)lion hunt decor |
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a)Vaphieo Cup b)Mycenaean c)1200 d)One of 2 found e)Reposse |
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a)Female Head b)Mycenaean c)1200 d)Painted plaster e)from Mycenae |
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a)Warrior Vase b)Mycenaean c)1200 d)freeze narrative e)one eye= egyption influence |
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youngest, most intelliegent and most powerful child; lord of the sky after Cronus; ruler of the gods; maintains order in the world of mortals; protects strangers and guests |
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(Neptune) brother of Zeus; lord of the sea; causes earthquakes |
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(Pluto) brother of Zeus; ruler of the underworld; lord of the dead |
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(juno) sister and wife of Zeus; queen of Olympus; goddess of marriage and childbirth |
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(Ceres) sister of Zesus; a Great goddes or mother goddess like rhea and Gaea; goddess of grain |
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(Vesta) Sister of Zesus; kindestand most loved of gods; guardian of the home |
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twin of Artemis; god of prophecy, medicein, archer, and music, ; god of the sun in late greek mythology |
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twin of apollo; godddess of the hunt; goddess of the moon in late greek and roman mythology |
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goddess of arts and crafts and defesnsive war; helper of heroes; goddess of wisdom in late greek and roman mythology |
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goddess of beauty and sexual desire |
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wife of hades; queen of underworld |
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Clothos, Lachesis, and Atropos; determine the length of each mortals life |
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husband of Aphrodite; metalsmith of the gods; famous form his creativity and skill |
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Zeus' messenger, guides traverlers and leads shades of the dead into the underworld; helps merchants and theieves |
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great greek poet; writes the trojan war |
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mycenaean structure *paper= treasury of atreus |
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Negative space in the shape of a triangle used in structures-lion gate, Treasury of Atreus |
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throne room- where readings, feasts, worship and sacrifice happended |
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Amature Archeologist- excavated at Knosses |
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early greek historian and wrote about mycenae |
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when copper/gold/silver is pounded into |
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archeologist-fulfills his dreams and excavated-Vault of Tholos |
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famous maze structure at Knosses |
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Leader of Mycenaean- his wife(Helan) kidnapped by (Paris) ensuing the trojan war.(goes to troy) |
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Pre-Greek Tribe-that migrated |
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Burial tomb for Agamemnon |
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Young Prince- Convinces Helen to elope with him and causes the trojon war because
Son of Priam |
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Largest island in the Aregan |
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area burried where riches are found |
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wide bowl for mixing wine and water |
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anicent black metal- for swords and shields |
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dry paint on plaster/ wet paint on plaster |
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where the trojan war happend, what is now turkey |
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brother to Agamemnon, husband to helen |
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Prince of Troy, Brother of Pris |
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War started because Helan was kidnapped because Paris convinces her to elope with him and Priam gets mad. wooden horse, 12 year war. |
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huge blocks for wall that was thought to have been only by cyclops |
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fortified area with the cyclopean wall |
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Entry way into Tholos * Handout |
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is an arch-like construction method that uses the architectural technique of corbeling to span a space or void in a structure, such as an entranceway in a wall or as the span of a bridge. A corbel vault uses this technique to support the superstructure of a building's roof.
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