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The Proto-Greeks

The Proto-Greeks. Aegean Art. Mycenaean Civilization 1600 – 1100 BCE. Cycladic Civilization 3000-1900 BCE. Minoan Civilization 3000 – 1100 BCE. Proto-Greek. Cycladic Art. Female Idols. Date: 2700-2300 BCE Medium: Marble Location: Amorgos , Cyclades. Male Idols. Date: 2700-2300 BCE

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The Proto-Greeks

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  1. The Proto-Greeks Aegean Art

  2. Mycenaean Civilization 1600 – 1100 BCE Cycladic Civilization 3000-1900 BCE Minoan Civilization 3000 – 1100 BCE

  3. Proto-Greek

  4. Cycladic Art

  5. Female Idols Date: 2700-2300 BCE Medium: Marble Location: Amorgos, Cyclades

  6. Male Idols Date: 2700-2300 BCE Medium: Marble Location: Keros, Cyclades

  7. Female Idols

  8. Minoan art

  9. Toreador Fresco, AKA Leaping Bull Date: c. 1500 BCE Medium: Fresco (Reconstructed) Location: Knossos, Crete

  10. Kamares Wares

  11. Octopus Vase Date: c. 1500 BCE Medium: Ceramic Location: Palaikastro, Crete

  12. Harvester Vase Date: c. 1650-1450 BCE Medium: Serpentine Location: HagiaTriada, Crete

  13. Snake Goddess Date: c. 1600 BCE Medium: Faïence Location: Knossos, Crete

  14. Palace at Knossos Dates: 1600-1400 BCE Location: Knossos, Crete

  15. Tapered Columns and Air wells Tapered Columns are narrower at the bottoms than at the top and have a “pillow” like capital.

  16. Mycenaean art

  17. Mask of Agamemnon Date: c. 1500 BCE Medium: Gold Location: Mycenae

  18. Vapheio Cup Date: c. 1500 BCE Medium: Repoussé Gold Location: Near Sparta

  19. Dagger with a Lion Hunt Date: 1500 BCE Medium: Bronze, Gold, Silver, and Niello Location: Mycenae, Greece

  20. Lion Gate Date: c. 1200 BCE Medium: Limestone Location: Mycenae, Greece

  21. Treasury of Atreus Date: c. 1200 BCE Medium: Gypsum Location: Mycenae, Greece

  22. THOLOS TOMB INTERIOR OF

  23. Mycenae Megaron

  24. Summary • How has architecture changed from the Neolithic styles and what has remained the same. Identify Two or more examples to highlight your points.

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