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HELLAS, OUR COUNTRY by the pupils of Year 4

HELLAS, OUR COUNTRY by the pupils of Year 4. Α NCIENT GREECE. THE SACRED TRIANGLE. ATHINA. THE ACROPOLIS . THE PARTHENON. THE TEMPLE OF ATHINA NIKI (VICTORY). PNYKA HILL ASSEMBLIES WERE HELD THERE . PNYKA HILL. THESEION (TEMPLE). GODS : ATHINA - HEPHAESTUS.

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HELLAS, OUR COUNTRY by the pupils of Year 4

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  1. HELLAS, OUR COUNTRYby the pupils of Year 4

  2. ΑNCIENT GREECE

  3. THE SACRED TRIANGLE

  4. ATHINA

  5. THE ACROPOLIS

  6. THE PARTHENON

  7. THE TEMPLE OF ATHINA NIKI (VICTORY)

  8. PNYKA HILLASSEMBLIES WERE HELD THERE

  9. PNYKA HILL

  10. THESEION (TEMPLE)

  11. GODS : ATHINA - HEPHAESTUS

  12. GODS & GODDESSES They lived in mount Olympus but they were everywhere and always near people

  13. People believed that the Gods lived like them as they had the same habits

  14. THE ANCIENT AGORA

  15. ANCIENT AGORA OF ATHENS

  16. ATHENS TODAY

  17. DELPHI

  18. THE ORACLE OF DELPHI • Delphi was an ancient Greek town where there was the most important oracle of the ancient world. • The town is mentioned from the Homeric Ages known as Pytho. • In the beginning of the historic ages it was a town of the ancient Phocis but later it became the panhellenic centre and a sacred town of the ancient Greeks. • It was also the centreof the Delphic Amphictiony. • Delphi held an important position until the end of the 4th century A.D. when the oracle closed by the decree of the emperor Theodosius I. • In the next centuries the town declined and it was abandoned during the period of the slavic invasion.

  19. THE TEMPLE OF APOLLO

  20. THE ENTRANCE OF THE DELPHI APOLLONIAN TEMPLE

  21. PYTHIA

  22. Pythia, a priestess, would go into a trance and give a reply which had to be interpreted by priests.

  23. MUSEUM OF DELPHI“THE CHARIOTEER” ΗΝΙΟΧΟΣ

  24. THE LION AND THE GIANTHERA AND ATHINA IN THE GIANTS’ BATTLE MUSEUM OF DELPHI

  25. THE NAVEL OF THE EARTH

  26. DELPHI TODAY

  27. ANCIENT OLYMPIA

  28. OLYMPIA • Olympia was a town in ancient Greece well known for the Olympic Games which were compared to Pythia held in Delphi. The Olympic Games date back in 776 B.C. and they were held every four years. In 394 A.D. the Byzantine emperor Theodosius I forbid the games as a fact of paganism. • In Olympia there was the gold and ivory statue of Zeus created by Phidias known as one of the seven wonders in ancient times.

  29. THE OLYMPIC GAMES

  30. THE STADIUM

  31. ARCAEOLOGICAL SITE

  32. THE TEMPLE OF ZEUS

  33. THE ENTRANCE

  34. BOTANICAL GARDEN

  35. LIGHTING THE OLYMPIC FLAME

  36. THE FLAME THAT GIVES LIGHT TO THE OLYMPIC GAMES

  37. THE OLYMPIC ANTHEM It was written by our poet KostisPalamas in 1889 http://youtu.be/hHYt4MJxh2s

  38. ANCIENT OLYMPIC SPORTS

  39. THE RECEPTION OF THE WINNERS

  40. CROWNING THE WINNER

  41. «KOTINOS» A WREATH MADE FROM A BRANCH OF OLIVE WAS THE PRIZE FOR THE ATHLETES

  42. ANCIENT OLYMPIAN VILLAGEhttp://youtu.be/3W63fdTrZuI

  43. ΕΝΝΟΙΟΛΟΓΙΚΟΣ ΧΑΡΤΗΣ

  44. OLYMPIC MEDALS AND CUPS

  45. THE OLYMPIC GAMES IN GREECE 2004

  46. THE OLYMPIC GAMES IN GREECE 2004

  47. THE PARALYMPIC GAMES

  48. OLYMPIA TODAY

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