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A man of mysterious status was buried here |
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Greek word for "city-state" |
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Only surviving tragic tilogy from ancient Greece |
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He fell on his sword in remorse |
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Age of much Mediterranean colonization |
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Age during which we know little about Greek people |
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Warned Odysses in the Underworld |
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Soliders fighting on behalf of their city-state |
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The League of Sparta and its allies from in 546 |
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Body of Spartan government able to vote by acclaimation |
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Sailed off with the household gods to found Rome |
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Oversaw the education of Spartan boys |
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Achilles fell in love with her as he killed her |
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The Trojan horse scheme was his idea |
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Predicted the death of Agamemnon |
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Pottery style with very many tool-drawn shapes |
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Killed her husband after he returned from Troy |
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Spartan lawmaking body with the most power |
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Killed by her father before the Trojan War |
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Priest who tried to warn Troy about the wooden horse |
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Statue of a young male found in the Archaic Age |
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The Spartan "neighbors" who lived free but without power |
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Company of Spartan males ages 20-30 |
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A section of land given to a Spartan male at birth |
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