Mycenaean Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Two important Bronze Age Greek civilizations were? - Minoan, Mycenaean In Bronze Age Greece there were no civilizations with large societies, no written records, or any forms of technology, and there was very limited trading. - False The sea was more important in Greek culture than it was in Egypt. - True The name Peloponnesus came from? - King Pelops The Mycenaean civilization was located on? - Mainland Greece The Minoan civilization was located where? - Island of Crete Who was the Briti...

CLAS 220- Exam 1 | QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GRADED A+ What is a myth? - words/stories with a historical basis typically concerned with gods/supernatural somewhat intertwined with religion What are the 3 ways to understand mythology? - 1) etiological 2) rationalism 3) metaphorical/allegorical What is etiological? - explanatory What is rationalism? - where mythic gods reflect real rulers What is metaphorical/allegorical? - a representation of deep truths this is psychologi...

HIEU 201 Chapter 3 Quiz Liberty University | Complete Answers (Latest 2023) All Answers 100% correct. The Dark Age refers to a. a period of military chaos but economic prosperity in the Greek world. b. a period of economic chaos but artistic and intellectual growth. c. a period of transition between Mycenaean and Hellenic civilizations. d. a period of migration of Greek tribes away from fertile lands to the mountains and the abandonment of Aegean islands.

Late Bronze age (Mycenaean Age)(1600-1150) Mycenae takes over Crete, destroyed Knossos, and becomes central power in 1450. Early Dark Age(1250-900): -Mycenae was destroyed, which resulted in cultural and literary decline. -Then mainland Greeks resettle in Ionia, Dorians take over. -1250 marks Trojan war. Late Dark Age (900-750): -Population growth and new trade. -800-Greek alphabet, 776-First Olympic Games 700- Greeks settle in Magna Graecia, S. Italy (Siciliy) Archaic...

Late Bronze Age correct answers aka Mycenaean Period BC all info from this period comes from palaces sources: linear B tablets, all writing is administrative info from palaces, including gods and goddesses Dark Age correct answers aka Geometric Period 1150-800 BC started with total collapse of society no known sources, no known writing marked by return on smaller, simpler village society Archaic Period correct answers 800-480 BC WRITING!! (changed greek forever) marked by the rise ...

Late Bronze age (Mycenaean Age)(1600-1150) Mycenae takes over Crete, destroyed Knossos, and becomes central power in 1450. Early Dark Age(1250-900): -Mycenae was destroyed, which resulted in cultural and literary decline. -Then mainland Greeks resettle in Ionia, Dorians take over. -1250 marks Trojan war. Late Dark Age (900-750): -Population growth and new trade. -800-Greek alphabet, 776-First Olympic Games 700- Greeks settle in Magna Graecia, S. Italy (Siciliy) Archaic...

Late Bronze age (Mycenaean Age)(1600-1150) Mycenae takes over Crete, destroyed Knossos, and becomes central power in 1450. Early Dark Age(1250-900): Mycenae was destroyed, which resulted in cultural and literary decline. Then mainland Greeks resettle in Ionia, Dorians take over. 1250 marks Trojan war. Late Dark Age (900-750): Population growth and new trade. 800-Greek alphabet, 776-First Olympic Games 700- Greeks settle in Magna Graecia, S. Italy (Siciliy) Archaic (750-48...

Landscape ArchitectureWhat are the meanings of caves? - correct answer Underworld, Womb, Shelter, Rituals What are the functions of paintings in the old world caves? - correct answer teaching hunting, fertility What is an archetype? - correct answer collective unconscious repeated in different places What does "place-making" have to do with centering of human society? - correct answer harmony with the universe. placing with larger environment What three elements of design seek to c...

CLAS 101 Exam 1 Study Guide 2023 with complete solution

Select the trait of Mycenaean architecture that is represented in this image. • Cyclopean construction • Corbeled vault Beehive tombs • Votive figures