Greek History and Geography WEEK 1

What period in Greek history saw the development of the Mediterranean Triad?

Which archaeologist developed theories about a matriarchic society based on Neolithic figurines?

What was the characteristic of Dimini's pottery during the Late and Final Neolithic period?

What was the main material used during the Bronze Age?

What was the characteristic of the Minoan Palace?

What was the name of the script used by the Mycenaeans?

What was the period of the Mycenaean civilization on the Greek mainland?

What was the name of the largest known Mycenaean palaces?

What was the period of time when Mycenae expanded over time?

Why was the city of Mycenae fortified in LH III A?

What was previously referred to as the 'Dark Ages'?

Who was the Boeotian poet that lived during the Archaic period?

What was the region where the city of Mycenae was not fortified during the time of the shaft graves and tholos tombs?

What was the period when the polis began to establish in ancient Greece?

Which time period is referred to as the 'golden age' of Greece?

Which significant event marks the end of the Hellenistic period?

Which playwright is associated with the Classical period in Greece?

Which Roman poet is known for 'Metamorphoses'?

Who is considered to be among the first geographers after Homer?

Which region is labeled as (3) on the map titled 'THE EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN'?

Which notable historical figure connected Rome to the Trojan cycle via Aeneas?

Which sea is indicated by (9) on the map titled 'THE EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN'?

Which element is emphasized as a crucial approach to understanding ancient myths?

What is a primary problem when interpreting myths from different historical periods?

How are feminist critical theories described in relation to classical myths?

What term is used to describe the women's quarters in a house in ancient Greece?

Which ancient Greek philosophers' writings provide most of the evidence about women in ancient Greece?

What factor is highlighted as challenging Victorian views of women's roles in ancient Greece?

How was the perception of homosexuality in ancient Greek and Roman cultures different from modern views?

How do the references to Helen and Persephone in the text contribute to understanding ancient myths?

What is the suggested approach to Classical Myth according to Morford et al?

In the context provided, what characterizes a story that has attained 'immortality'?

What does the text caution against in the study of Classical Myth?

Which classification does myth belong to, according to the provided theses?

What foundation do tale structures have according to the theses?

How does the text position Classical Myth in relation to other forms of myth?

What significant milestone in sexuality research began after the 1950s?

How is Greek sexuality described in the provided content?

What approach is recommended for researching ancient views on subjects like women's roles and homosexuality?

In mythology, what does 'True Myth' refer to?

What characteristic is specific to fairy tales compared to folk tales?

Which mythological archetype does 'The Wedding of Sir Gawain and Dame Ragnelle' exemplify?

Which of these topics presents challenges in comprehending ancient world views?

How does Homer treat the relationship between Achilles and Patroclus?

What does the narrow interpretation of etiological myth primarily explain?

What is a key feature of Jung's and Freud's interpretation of myths?

What does Euhemerism suggest about the origins of myths?

How does structuralism view myths, according to Levi-Strauss?

What is a characteristic of Propp's theory on myths?

Which approach suggests that myths involve profound allegories?

According to Burkert, what must be recognized in the study of myths?

What is a key difference between Levi-Strauss's and Propp's views on myths?