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These drawings show the life of ancient people. Content includes hunting and weapons of the time, bow and arrows. -
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Farms arise growing wheat and barley while goats and pigs are raised for food. Simple huts become the homestead of the ancient people. -
First permanent structure is build. Indicating the domestication of crops is successful and art begins to flourish. -
Animals and produce are domisticated; however, people are constantly on the move evident by the lack of permanent structures. -
Circular towns are being erected and Greece's productive sailing introduces outside materials, obsedian, that is being turned into art. -
Single tombs are becoming more common and silos are housing the abundance of agriculture. -
With the agricultural success more people are creating permanent residency and town are being built at a new pace. -
Top artist of the time are creating detailed works of art of to be placed inside of tombs. -
Simple towns are being replaced with exquisite palaced. Commmerce is coming to these city centers and marble statues have come a long way from the early works. Two scripts have been adopted and record keeping becomes written. -
Running and wrestling are the first sports to be on display in this every 4th year event. Chariot racing is soon to follow. -
Greek citizens hit the seas and begin to set up civilizations in foreign lands. Literature blossoms with the lliad and Odyessy -
Poetry is in the air; wiritings about the adoration of Aphrodite. While the country is ravaged by violence in the Second Messian War. -
Draconian law is displaced by Athnian Archon Salon which opens the door for democarcy. Citizenship is extended to atists and weight and measures is introduced to aid commerce. -
Kleisthenes brings a democratic constitution to Athens. -
Greece defeats Persians and is able to remain soverign. The iconic Partheon is built. -
Socrates is forced to drink deadly hemlock to quiet his inquisitive views, but soon after Plato opens the Academy at Athens. -
After a successful ruling and mass expansion of Greek influence, Alexander the Great, king of Macedon, dies. -
After theThird Macedonian War. Macedon is divided into four republics. -
Greek powerhouse is defeated by Julius Caesar leader of the Roman army at the Battle of Pharsalus in northern.