Greek Dark Ages

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Greek Dark Ages

• C. 1150 to 800 BC (1150-900 real dark)
• Loss of Citiesdecentralization
• Loss of Trade
• Loss of writing
• Loss of king, Oligarchy
• Development of polis

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Lyric Age

• But in the Dark Ages Homer Hesiod

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Greek Geometric Vase
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Departure Scene, Geo. period
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Greek Phoenician Colonies
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Phoenician Alphabet
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Phrygia, c. 1200-610
Midas, c. 725-700 BC
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Money Introduced-Lydia Croesus, c. 560-546
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The library
The Synagogue where Paul preached
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Influences from Phoenicians and Egyptians
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Greek Phalanx
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Greek Phalanx
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Archaic Period, c. 750-500 BC
Statue of a kouros (youth), ca. 590580 MMA
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Kritios Boy, Athens c. 480 BC
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The Polis
Acropolis Forum
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Medes and Persians