GRECIA

MINOICA CIVILITZACION

3000 BCE

It was a Pre-Hellenistic culture of the Bronze Age, developed on the island of Crete.
2100 a.C
Boom of Minoican culture.

MICENIC CIVILITZATION

1400 BCE

It was developed in the pre-Hellenic period of the recent Heládico, that is to say, at the end of the Bronze Age.
It represents the first advanced civilization of mainland Greece with its palatial states, urban organization, works of art and writing system.

THE TROJAN WAR

1250 BCE

In Greek mythology, is the battle between Trojan people and the Greeks.During the next nine years, the Greeks destroyed Troy, its neighboring cities and the countryside.

DARK TIME

1150 BCE

From the collapse of the Mycenaean civilization (between 1200 - 1100 BC) until the archaic period (S. VIII a. C.), characterized by the shortage of sources of information that make it very difficult to reconstruct it

ARCAIC GREECE

800 BCE

The historiography distinguishes the stage in which the Hélade left the previous period.
In 776 the first Olympic Games took place

OLIMPIC GAMES

776 BCE

The old Olympic Games were considered mainly as part of a religious festival that took place in honor of the father of the Greek gods and goddesses

FIRST COIN CURRENCIES

600 BCE

The first coin currencies were introduced in Ionia in Asia Minor or Lidia sometime before 600 BC.

CLASSIC GREECE

490 BCE

Classic Greece or Classic Period by antonomasia is the period of the history of Greece between the revolt of Jonia (year 499 a. C., when the Archaic Period ends).
At 479 b.c took place the end of medical worship.
At 461 b.c the pericles government took place
At 404 b.c it took place at the end of the peloponnes war

PELOPONNESIAN WAR

431 BCE

The Great Peloponnesian War was a titanic struggle between the two major Greek cities; Athens and Sparta. The battle is famous mainly by the efforts of the historian Tucídides.

ALEXANDER THE GREAT CAME TO POWER

336 BCE

He became king after the death of his father in 336 BC. Under his reign, he assumed the conquest of almost everyone known during his days.

HELENISTIC GREECE.

334 BCE

It is considered a period of transition, perhaps even decline or decline, between the splendor of the classical period of Greece and the power of the Roman Empire that it would happen.
323aC Alexander the Great died

ROMAN GREECE

329 BCE

Roman Greece, included between the Roman conquest and the reestablishment of the city of Byzantium and its appointment, by Emperor Constantine I, as the capital of the Roma renamed Constantinople in 329.