The materials mostly used by Greeks when it came to constructing their structures primarily consisted of wood, unbaked bricks, limestone and marble, and terracotta and metals. Today, these supplies are still used by contractors who build edifices, whether they are structures signifying religion, politics, or recreation
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Greek Gateway - Toronto Businesses, Events, Media, Music, Mingle & More - 0 views
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, three major systems have withstood the test of time and are today still used. These include the Doric, Ionic and Corinthian styles.
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Doric style of architecture. This style is arguably th
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Slavery in Ancient Sparta | Rita Bay's Blog - 0 views
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Spartans made the helots drunk to show the young Spartans the problem with drinking in excess.
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In wartime, they acted as servants to the warriors or served as light infantrymen
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. It is true however that Spartans did at times kill slaves (although this was a practice done at graduation from the agoge) and it was one on one, in which if the helot killed the spartan he would become a free man (in which he would be ‘adopted’ by the city
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Isagoras, using the example of recent history, called on the Spartan king Cleomenes
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So, where formerly an Athenian man would have identified himself as “Demochares, son of Demosthenes
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Greek civilization in 800 BC
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Archaic Period
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Olympic Games
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