'Century bce' presentation slideshows

India during the Classical Period

India during the Classical Period. India during the Classical Period. Before the fall of the Indus Valley civilization, a nomadic peoples from the Black Sea region known as the Aryans had migrated to the Indian sub-continent.

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The Aegean 3000-1100bce Cycladic c. 3000-11 th century bce Cycladic idol Minoan c. 3000-1100 bce

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CRIME AND PUNISHMENT IN ANCIENT GREECE

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UNIT FIVE THE ROMAN LEGACY

UNIT FIVE THE ROMAN LEGACY. Ancient Italy and its Peoples. The Etruscan League of 12. 8th Century BCE 650 BCE : 560 BCE (approx): 483 - 474 BCE: 474 BCE: 438 - 425 BCE: 428 BCE: 406 BCE: 396 BCE :.

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ROME

ROME. Unit 5. Ancient Roman Empire. Picture on pg. 197. Ancient Roman Land. 3 x as large as the homeland of ancient Greece Shaped like a boot, the peninsula juts approximately 960 km out into the Mediterranean Sea and averages 160 KM in width

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BUDDHISM

BUDDHISM. Siddhartha Gautama Sakya: Buddha ca. 563-483 bce. Prophesied to be king or world redeemer at birth A prince who gave up his wealth to find escape from human suffering Studied with Hindu masters Became an ascetic

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Hellenistic Bactria and India

Hellenistic Bactria and India. April 2 nd , 2012. Greco-Bactria (ca. 250-125 BCE). http://www.mlahanas.de/Greeks/History/GrecoBactrianKingdom.html. Sources for Hellenistic Bactria and India. Written sources few, spotty, confused, and late. Strabo, Geography (17-23 CE).

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Sources of Knowledge of Ancient Greece

Sources of Knowledge of Ancient Greece. January 11 th , 2012. What are the basic materials that historians use to reconstruct the world of ancient Greece?. The Nuts and Bolts of Historical (Re)construction. Written sources. Art and archaeology. Epigraphy. Numismatics. Papyri.

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Ancient Mesopotamia

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ROME

ROME. Unit 5. Ancient Roman Empire. Picture on pg. 197. Ancient Roman Land. 3 x as large as the homeland of ancient Greece Shaped like a boot, the peninsula juts approximately 960 km out into the Mediterranean Sea and averages 160 KM in width

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Culture, Ethnicity, and Frontiers in the Roman Empire

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E T R U S C A N S

E T R U S C A N S. H I S T O R Y. Disputed origins: either from West Asia, Mediterranean and surrounding civilizations or were people indigenous to Ancient Italy Settled Tuscany and Umbria c.900 and 800 BC The height of Etruscan power and money came around 550 B.C

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Figure 9-8 Interior of the Tomb of the Reliefs, Cerveteri, Italy, third century BCE.

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Italian Hegemony

Italian Hegemony. Ivory plaque from Palestrina probably dates to the first half of the third century BCE Evidence for appearance of Roman soldiers in this period from T. Cornell and J. Matthews, Atlas of the Roman World , pg. 37. Romans, Latins, and Common Enemies.

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Bell Work

Bell Work. Directions: During the fist five minutes of class, answer the following questions on the NOTES from the back table in complete sentence. Be prepared to share your answers with the class. Why do countries go to war? (write down AT LEAST 3 reasons)

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Music in Classical Antiquity

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400 C.E.

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