Troy and the Dark Age 1200-800 BCE. Minoan Crete.

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Troy and the Dark Age BCE

Minoan Crete

Minoans were masters of the sea c – c.1500

Minoan Wall Painting

Phoenicia and the Levant

Phoenician Ship

Colonization c. 500 BCE

Invasion of the Sea Peoples Name given by Egyptian Sources, such as the relief to the left Invaded coast of New Kingdom in Egypt between 1200 and 1175 Initiated a Dark Age with relatively few sources Included a loose confederation of peoples from across the Mediterranean

Ancient Greece

What was most significant about the ancient Greeks? A.Democracy B.Intellectual Achievements C.Free Speech D.Their Engineering Prowess E.Dolmas & Hummus

What is your impression of ancient Greek religion? A.It was not central to their lives B.Religion influenced their lives profoundly C.It was receding in its importance in their lives D.It was a divisive issue in Greek society E.It was connected very closely with philosphy

Mycenaean Daggers

Mycenaean murals from the palace of Nestor in SW Peloponese

Mycenaean Vase c. 1300

Mycenaean Palace: Lion’s Gate

Greek Bireme c. 1200

Troy

The Walls of Troy 7

Entrance Ramp to Ancient Troy 2

Pergammon Museum in Berlin

Homer c. 725 BCE

The Rage of Achilles Giovanni Battista 1757

Enduring Legacy: Achilles in 5 th century CE manuscript