'1400 bce' diaporamas de présentation

Unit 2 Notes

Unit 2 Notes. Art of the Ancient Near East. Chapter 2 Stokstad Pages 24-47. Objectives. See the Ancient Near East as a place in which certain attitudes about art and architecture emerge early and remain viable for about three thousand years.

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The Aegean Sea Bronze Age Vocabulary

Megaron Labyrinth Ashlar masonry Buon fresco Faience Relieving triangle Corbelled arch Krater Atrium. Arthur Evans Heinrich Schliemann Homer/Iliad and Odyssey King Minos Aegean Sea Cycladic Islands Mycenae Knosos, Crete. The Aegean Sea Bronze Age Vocabulary.

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The Aegean Sea Bronze Age Vocabulary

Megaron Labyrinth Ashlar masonry Buon fresco Faience Relieving triangle Corbelled arch Krater Atrium. Arthur Evans Heinrich Schliemann Homer/Iliad and Odyssey King Minos Aegean Sea Cycladic Islands Mycenae Knosos, Crete. The Aegean Sea Bronze Age Vocabulary.

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The Aegean Sea Bronze Age Vocabulary

Megaron Labyrinth Ashlar masonry Buon fresco Faience Relieving triangle Corbelled arch Krater Atrium. Arthur Evans Heinrich Schliemann Homer/Iliad and Odyssey King Minos Aegean Sea Cycladic Islands Mycenae Knosos, Crete. The Aegean Sea Bronze Age Vocabulary.

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Minoans + Mycenaeans = “The Greeks”

Minoans + Mycenaeans = “The Greeks” . Origins of the Greeks: Minoans & Mycenaean 2800 B.C.—1500 B.C. http://ccwf.cc.utexas.edu/~tjmoore/myth4web/05troygold.jpg. Minoans (2800-1400 BCE). Lived on island of Crete Capital is Knossos Existed during Egypt’s Old Kingdom

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Lion Gate (Boghazkoy, Turkey), c.1400 BCE, limestone

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