Greek Art and Archaeology: A Journey through Time and Mythology

Greek Art and Archaeology Introduction

Mt Taygetus

Aegosthena

Dion and Mt Olympus

Sipha

Voidokilia

Acrocorinth

Corinth from Acrocorinth

Isthmus from Acrocorinth

Gla

Volos from Makrinitsa

Karystos

Helleniko of Velvina

Temple of Poseidon, Sounium

Delphi, Sanctuary of Apollo

Bay of Crissa

Olympia

Mycenae

Acropolis and Agora

Acropolis

Siphnian Treasury, Gigantomachy, ~530 Athens, Acropolis Black-figure amphora by the Omaha Painter, Joslyn Art Museum, ~570

Sesklo; Neolithic Mug Lerna; EH Sauceboat Neolithic: 6000-3000 Early Bronze: 3000-2000

Middle Bronze: 2000-1600 Minyan cup, Akrotiri fresco, Knossos restored; Linear A tablet

Mycenae, Grave Circle A; daggers; Vapheio cup; Linear B tablet Late Bronze: 1600-1100

Protogeometric: 1100-900 Protogeometric pot

The Keramikos and the Dipylon vase, Athens 840 Geometric: 900-700

(Orientalizing: 750-650) Protocorinthian aryballos; Artemis Temple, Corfu; Temple of Hera, Olympia Archaic: 700-480

Temple of Zeus, Olympia, E pediment; Parthenon, frieze Classical: 480-323 (Severe: 480-450) (High Classical: 450-400)

Classical: 480-323 (Fourth Century) Epidaurus; Praxiteles’ Hermes and the Baby Dionysus

Vergina tomb Mausoleum of Halicarnassus Laocoön Hellenistic: 323-

Greek Art and Archaeology: A Journey through Time and Mythology

Greek Art and Archaeology: A Journey through Time and Mythology

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Greek Art

Greek Art and Archaeology

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Mind Map: Greek Archaeology

Greek Art

Greek Art

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Greek Architecture and Art

Greek Art

Greek Art and Archaeology

Greek Art

Greek Art and Archaeology

Greek Art

Greek Art and Archaeology

Greek Art and Architecture

Greek Art and Archaeology