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Bronze Age
3000-1100 BC
Dark Age/Iron Age
110-750 BC, little to no artifacts, reverted to old family ways, smelting iron, no writing system
oikos
clan based living, simple living, people stick together, reason for low artifacts in Iron Age
Archaic Age
750-500 BC, can read this language, recorded Homer, classic Greek alphabet from Phoenicians
polis
greek for CITY, but like a nation or state
i.e. - Athens, Sparta
panhellenism
All of greek city states, could apply to locations ALL treasured
Delphi
city where Apollo killed the snake, became his most sacred temple where people could come to get prophecies, crucial to religion
Pythia
priestess of Apollo that would reveal his oracles, basically high off vapors
enthusiasmos
state of having a god in you, when people would dance or sing themselves into a frenzy
Croesus
king of Lydia, super rich, declared Delphi the most reliable oracle via soup
Olympic Games
athletic competition in Olympia (Zeus' fav) winners would get poems similar to Homer
attempting to "go back to Homer"
776 BC
year of the first Olympic games, based all of time recordings off of that
Messenia
Sparta enslaved all of them
Sparta
greek city-state, known for tough warriors, changed society to keep Messenian slaves but lost art, women had lots of autonomy
Solon
picked to save Athens from debt crisis, gave power to common people but was kind of hated from both sides
"7 wise men of Ancient world"
Peisistratus
tyrant of Athens, made Athens really strong, encouraged art, discovered silver mines and made Athens rich, 607-528 BC
Themistocles
524-459 BC, suggested building triremes with all the extra money, make a navy, made 200 new ones
Triremes
greek naval battleship, rammed into other ships