Life In Ancient Greece

Jonathan – Religion of the Greeks

The ancient world of Greek warfare Tactics, weapons and famous battles

Greek Theatre By Craig Mc’Nare Adams

Parts of a Theatre

A Greek Theatre

Birth of the Play

Greek Masks

Flavia – Life of Women

Kate - clothing

CHITON

IONICDORIC

To design the dresses Head jewelry

Ancient Greece make-up Today’s make-up

Ancient Greece men

Ancient Greek Art && pottery SPEACH Tara McCleery 03/02/10

This is a centaur this creature is well known in Greece The Centaur is a mythical creature The Centaur is a mythical creature It is half man half horse It is half man half horse It was a mythical creature that protected a maze called a labyrinth It was a mythical creature that protected a maze called a labyrinth Which was found in Crete Which was found in Crete

Vases were made very often  100,000 vases were recorded last year  The most popular kind of painting on a vase is red and black  Most made of clay

pottery  This is the most common painted pottery with a red background and a black painting  This one is of men making/cooking something  There were 100,000 vases recorded

War painted pottery  This is of men going to war  Painted pottery was often about war and life

Black and red  Some were also made with black backgrounds and red figures

Olympic paintings  This is of men in the Olympics doing a race

Birds and animals  This is of birds and geometric shapes

By Nick Holmberg Spartans

Greek Technology

INCENDIARY WEAPON

TEMPLES AND OTHER BUILDING STRUCTURES

CRANE

CATAPULT

Greek temples and architecture Sarah Sparks

Here is an ancient ruined temple in Athens, Greece.

Here are three Greek columns

Here is an example of the first houses in Greece. Here you see the door at the shorter end of the house:

Here is the well known Parthenon in Athens, Greece

Here are some examples of the Doric style

Here are some examples of the Ionic style

Here are some examples of the Corinthian style

Kasper - Olympics

Ancient Greek Olympics

Olympia Zeus Statue inside his temple at Olympia

The “Athlon” the winners received A 100 oxen were sacrificed before the games began

ANCIENT GREECE AND THERE NAVY By Jesse King

FACTS Steering the ship at the back using tow oars witch works like a rudder. Ships were important for war, moving, transport and trade. Greece made a lead plat to stop them from sinking but there ships were made of wood. The Greece hade three different anchors and they hade many different ship sizes. The Greece ships hade a rammer to snick the other ship.

The sails. This is wher e the captai n sites. The oars that moved the ship. This is the ramm er. The rud der.

PITCHERS