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1 Ancient Greece Images Mesopotamian Ziggarats, Mycenean Palaces, Homeric Greece (Dark Ages), Classical Greece

2 Mesopotamian Ziggarats

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5 Palaces of the Achaeans during the time leading up to the Trojan War circa 1250 B.C.E.

6 King Nestor’s Palace

7 Temple of Nestor at Pylos

8 Plan for Nestor’s Palace

9 Nestor’s Palace at Pylos today

10 Artist’s idea of Nestor’s Palace

11 King Minos’ Palace at Knossos in Crete (the Labyrinth)

12 Plan of King Minos’ Palace at Knossos

13 Knossos

14 Knossos

15 Plan for King Minos’ Palace at Knossos - the labyrinth

16 Agamemnon & his Palace at Mycenae

17 Agamemnon’s death mask

18 Acropolis of Myceneae

19 Lion Gate at Mycenae

20 Homer’s time - the Dark Ages 750 - 725 B.C.E.

21 Homer

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24 Sophocles and the Classical Period

25 Sophocles

26 Discobolus

27 Parthenon

28 Acropolis in Athens

29 Odysseus killing Polyphemus

30 Boy pulling thorn from foot

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32 Zeus

33 Theater at Epidauros

34 Aristotle

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