Lessons 1-2 Flashcards

1
Q

a skilled craftsman or inventor

A

artificer

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2
Q

a watercolor painting done on a wall or ceiling

A

fresco

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3
Q

society

A

a group of people living in an ordered community

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4
Q

the act of attack and robbery of ships at sea

A

piracy

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5
Q

a soldier stationed to guard a palace

A

sentry

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6
Q

a belt for a sword

A

baldric

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7
Q

an image given to a god to fulfill a vow

A

votive offering

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8
Q

part of Mediterranean Sea; between Greece and Asia Minor

A

Aegean Sea

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9
Q

invaders who destroyed Knossos

A

Sea Kings

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10
Q

largest island in the Aegean Sea

A

Crete

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11
Q

“There is a land called Crete in the midst of the wine-dark sea, a fair land and a rich, begirt with water, and therein are many men innumerable and ninety cities.”

A

The Odyssey

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12
Q

“Currents have more than one way of running through a strait.”

A

Strabo

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13
Q

“The Sea”; main body of water south of Greece

A

Mediterranean Sea

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14
Q

ancient Greek poet; author of the Illiad and the Odyssey

A

Homer

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15
Q

a large jug with a wide mouth used for carrying water

A

ewer

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16
Q

poem about the Trojan War

A

Illiad

17
Q

discover of the ancient city of Troy

A

Henry Schliemann

18
Q

time of Greece after Homeric Age

A

Historic Greece

19
Q

time of Greece described in the writings of Homer

A

Homeric Age

20
Q

“The cities of the hero-age thine eyes may seek in vain,

Save where some wrecks of ruin shall break the level plain.

So once I saw Myceanae, the ill-starred, a brren height

Too bleak for goats to pasture - the goat-herds point the site.

And as I passed a graybeard said: ‘Here used to stand of old

A city built by giants and passing rich in gold.”

A

Greek poet