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| archaeology/ archaeologist |
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| The study of man made objects that represent a certain time period of time or culture/ someone who studies that |
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| A man made object representing a culture from a specific period of time |
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related to the ancient civilization of Crete, dating
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a Greek island in the Mediterranean Sea, southeast
of mainland Greece |
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a British archaeologist famous for
finding the palace at Knossos on the island of Crete, and
exploring and naming the Minoan civilization |
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A city in modern day
Turkey. Once a Greek citystate and the location of
the Trojan War |
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A German archaeologist,
famous for discovering the
location and treasures from
the epic Trojan War |
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| A bard who told the famous stories of the Iliad and the Oddysey |
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| Two epic poems about the Trojan war and the travels of Odysseus told by Homer |
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The greatest empire in the
world at the time of the
Persian Wars. |
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A Greek city-state that
trained individual warriors |
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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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| Fiery gates, battle of 300 |
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A Greek city-state known for
its art, culture and democracy |
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| A twenty-seven year war (431-404 BCE) fought between the Athenians, Spartans and other Greek city-states. |
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| a sickness that spreads quickly. |
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| an Athenian leader during the Golden Age. |
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| an Athenian historian who wrote a history of the Peloponnesian War. |
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| an alliance between city-states, led by Athens |
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