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archaeology
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| the study of or a person who studies the ancient world |
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| a hand made object that represence the time period of the ancient civilization |
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| a preGreek ancient civilization that existed on the island of Crete |
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| an island south of mainland Greece where the Minoans lived |
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| a British archaeologist who discovered the Minoan civilization |
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| an ancient Greek city that was discovered by Heinrich Schliemann and was featured in the iliand |
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| a British archaeologist who uncover troy and miceeny |
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| a Greek bard who traveled around the Greece who made the Iliad and the odessy |
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| two stories created by the bard homer the mane character is odessius |
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The greatest empire in the
world at the time of the
Persian Wars. |
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The Emperor of Persia, and
son of Darius |
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A Greek commoner who comes to power in the citizen assembly. He suggests how Athens should fight the
Persians |
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| a narrow strip af water that separates persia from Greece |
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| a city in ancient Greece that was arched to no other government |
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A Greek city-state known for
its art, culture and democracy |
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| the initial battle between persia and athens |
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A Greek city-state that
trained individual warriors |
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A small island in the
Bay of Athens |
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| the place where the spartan 300 fought off the persian empire |
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