Provides lessons related to ancient Greek mythology, history, and literature. Requires the use of the Adobe Reader, which is free.

Lists

Includes resources on ancient Grecian culture assembled by 6th grade students.

Provides links to people, places, and events. Ties resources into links in the arts related to the same time periods and places.

Materials

Provides art, history, architecture, sculpture, and other elements of culture in ancient Greece. Provides hundreds of sources of information so the page may load very slowly.

Provides pictures of the extraordinary sculpture contained in the Acropolis, one of ancient Greece's most beautiful buildings.

Provides 13,000 thumbnail pictures related to ancient Greece.

Provides a comprehensive text, including line drawings, depicting life and legend in ancient Greece.

Provides a picture Alexander the Great on an Elephant and then on a horse.

Provides a number of graphics from Ancient Greece.

Provides line drawings of clothing worn by women in ancient Greece.

Provides sketches of ancient Greek furniture.

Provides a picture of Olympius, mother of Alexander the Great.

Provides a very brief history of warfare in Greece. Credits the Greeks, especially Alexander the Great, with inventing total war.

Provides pictures of jewelry.

Provides pictures and a historical narrative regarding daily life, arts, economy, warfare, religion and other aspects of life in ancient Greece.

Provides pictures of pottery.

Papers

Provides grammar for Latin, as well as sources of information on ancient Greek and Roman civilizations. Includes clip art. 1-00

Provides a description of daily life, burials, mythology, and more.

Provides a description of daily life, burials, mythology, and more.

Includes Minoans, Myceneans, Dorians, philosophy, sculpture, key men and women of ancient Greece, Olympics and much more.

Provides information on toys, pets, food, slaves, clothes, and other day-to-day information.

Provides a history of Greek dancing through the centuries.

Provides an excellent summary of philosophy in ancient Greece, starting with the Presocratics and extending to the Neoplatonics, such as Plotinus. Includes biographies on the most important philosophers.

Provides the Greek classic, The Republic, by Plato. Describes his ideal for government, including how to prepare leaders for government.

Provides information on the Stoic philosophers of Marcus Aurelius, Chrysippus, Epitectus, Senaca and Cleanthe.

Provides a long list of prophecies from different tribes. The list is well down the page and takes longer than most to load. 1-00