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  1. 1Minoans (3000-1700 BCE)Craftspeople, merchants, traders, sea faring
  2. 2Bull-leaping FrescoAncient Greek
    1500 BCE
    Rituals of blood and sacrifice by sport
    Humans as challengers in a contest of physical agility
  3. 3Priestess with Snake (Minoan)Ancient Greek
    1600 BCE
    Female holding snakes
  4. 4Mycenaeans (1600-1200 BCE)Greek speaking tribes, warriors, and pirates
    Absorbed Minoans
    Warrior culture
  5. 5Mask of Agamemnon (Mycenaean)Heroic Age (Ancient Greek)
    1500 BCE
    Funerary mask
    Bound to mummified corpse
    Preserved Identity of the dead for after life
  6. 6Homer (Greek Myths)Iliad and Odyssey- oral traditions of epics
    Rugged young culture
    Quest for individual honor and glory
  7. 7AretéHuman excellence
    Bravery and skill in battle --> overall human excellence combining thought with action
  8. 8HumanismBelief in human beings and their achievements
  9. 9Geometric PeriodAncient Greek
    1200-700 BCE
  10. 10Funerary Krater w/ Geometric DecorationAncient Greek
    Classical Style
    750 BCE
    Warriors in chariots, deceased soldier
  11. 11Geometric designsFlat, angular figures and complex geometric patterns
  12. 12Archaic PeriodAncient Greek
    700-480 BCE
  13. 13Classical PeriodAncient Greek
    480-323 BCE
    Realism and Idealism
    Geometric Decoration
    Mythology, Literature, Daily Life
  14. 14Achilles and Ajax Playing Dice by ExekiasAncient Greek
    Archaic Period
    530 BCE
    Warriors playing board game and dressed for battle
    Competition in Roman culture
  15. 15Black or Brown Figures
  16. 16—
  17. 17Red-figure on Black Background...
  18. 18Death of Sarpedon by Euphronios and Euxitheos (515)Fig 2.7
  19. 19Kouros Archaic Period (700-480 BCE)Fig 2.19
    Rigid body
    Archaic smile
    Stance
    Arms/hands
  20. 20Kritios Boy (480 BCE)Slightly turned
    No archaic smile
    Human figure in motion
    Transition to Classical
  21. 21Discobolus by Myron (450 BCE) Classical Period (480-323 BCE)Discus thrower
    Naturalism
    Humanism
    Areté
  22. 22Doryphorus (Spear Bearer) by Polycleitus (450-440 BCE)- Classical PeriodFig 2.21
    Ideal human proportions
    Balance and restraint
  23. 23Doric...
  24. 24Ionic....
  25. 25Corinthian...
  26. 26Greek Parthenon (488-432 BCE)Fig 2.23
    Post and lintel construction
    Doric columns
    Balance, symmetry, simplicity
  27. 27Hellenistic Period (336-30 BCE)Change from Greek city-states to Macedonian empire
    Alexandria- center of Hellenistic culture
  28. 28Dramatic, diagonal lines...
  29. 29Emotional realism (not balanced restraint)...
  30. 30Aphrodite of Knidos by Praxiteles (350-340 BCE)Fig 2.24
  31. 31Dying Gaul (225 BCE)...
  32. 32Laocoon and His Two Sons (150 BCE)Fig 2.38
  33. 33StatusCorrect Conduct (Honesty, faithfulness, respect)
    Avoid Public Shame
  34. 34Patrons had powerClients must defer and support their patron
  35. 35Mutual Obligations between patrons and clientsPatrons support clients in return
  36. 36Families in Roman LifeCenter of Roman society
    Values were taught
    Determine who owned property
  37. 37Status for women changed over time in Roman life509 BCE-supervised by husbands and fathers
    27 BCE- improves during Republic
    Own and keep property if divorced
    Marry those of choice
    Contract business and wills
  38. 38Roman ReligionParallel to Greek system
    (Jupiter=Zeus,Juno=Hera,Minerva=Athena)
    Not concerned with human morality
  39. 39Spartacus (73 BCE) Late Republic EraLed gladiators in violent uprising
    Ravaged southern Italy
    6000 slaves crucified
  40. 40Influence of Greek cultureRomans spread Greek culture
    Greek art
    Humanist views of Greeks
  41. 41Octavian (Augustus Caesar) 27 BCEAppearance of republicanism
    Roman Empire
    Universalism within Empire
    Pax Romana
  42. 42Pax Romana200 Years of Peaceful Rule
    Based on law for all citizens
    Civil organization
    Fewer Slaves
  43. 43Epic...
  44. 44Vergil (70-19 BCE)Greatest Roman poet
    Epic tradition
    Influenced by Epicureans and Stoics
    Life devoted to the Aeneid
  45. 45The AeneidStory of Rome
    Roman characters and virtues
    Aeneas' wandering (similar to Odyssey)
    Aeneas' battles (similar to Iliad)
  46. 46HydraulisA large organ-like instrument
    Used when early Christians were executed
  47. 47Augustus of PrimaportaFig 3.4
  48. 48Trajan's ColumnFig 3.14
  49. 49Mosaic of WomanFig 3.18
  50. 50Pont du Gard AquaductFig 3.6
  51. 51Aquae Sulis (Bath, England)Religious site at mineral spring
    Romans built a temple for worship and healing
    Goddess of Sulis Minerva
    Romans went for treatment
  52. 52Sulis MinervaRoman Goddess of Bath
  53. 53Ethical Monotheismbelief in one god and in ethical system of values/actions; right and wrong identified
  54. 54Hebrew Decalogue JewishFiero 93
  55. 55Covenant JewishContract with God to be "the chosen people"
    *Jews*
  56. 56Liturgy JewishFiero 95
  57. 57Cantor Jewishworship leader, chants/sings
  58. 58Responsorial Style JewishCantor leads and people respond
  59. 59Antiphonal Style Jewishcantor and people sing alternate verses
  60. 60Monophonic Jewishone melody line
  61. 61Sermon on the Mount ChirstianityFiero 99
  62. 62Influence of Saul Tarsus (Paul 5-67 CE) ChristianityEarly Christianity
    Educated Jew
    Initially persecuted Jesus' followers
    Conversion experience and became Christian missionary
  63. 63New Testament ChristianityJesus' life and his teachings
    Matthew, Mark, Luke, John
  64. 64Allah IslamYHWH/God
  65. 65Muslim Islam"one who surrenders"
    followers of Islamic religion
  66. 66Islam"submission to Allah"
  67. 67Umma IslamCommunity of believers
  68. 68HegiraMuhammad's flight to Medina in 622
    Beginning of the Muslim calendar
  69. 69Qur'an Islam"recitation"
    Holy Book of Islam
  70. 70Muhammad (570-632 CE)Called to be Allah's prophet
  71. 71Jihad Islam"striving"; war and self-control
  72. 72Five Pillars of IslamProclaim Allah is the one, true God and Muhammad is his messenger
    Pray 5 times a day facing Mecca
    Give alms to poor and Islamic government
    Fast during month of Ramadan
    Make pilgrimage to Mecca
  73. 73Hadith IslamMuslim reports of Muhammad after his death
  74. 74Sharia IslamCode of ethical conduct
  75. 75How does the mosaic of the Ark of the Covenant (4.3) reflect values of the Hebrew people?...
  76. 76Compare the mosaic Jesus Calling the First Apostles, Peter and Andrew, (4.16) The Good Shepherd (sculpture ) (4.5) and Christ as Good Shepherd (4.8) in terms of subject & style....
  77. 77Compare the interior of the Hagia Sophia (4.1) with the courtyard of the Great Mosque of Cordoba (4.21) How do they reflect different values?...
  78. 78Discuss Kufic calligraphy (4.19) & the Niche (4.20). What values of Islam do they reflect?...
  79. 79FrescoFiero 103
  80. 80—

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