A double-bladed ceremonial axe that decorated the walls of the Palace of Minos.
The name of the most important athletic competition in Greece that was established in 776 B.C.
A British archaeologist who discovered the remains of Minoan Crete, including the "Palace" at Knossos.
The Father of Medicine who wrote case studies of patients and made connections between disease and environment.
In Sparta, these were men over 60 who created laws and acted as judges.
For most Greek women, their jobs required for the to stay _____.
The name of the Spartan assembly where decisions were made by shouting either "no" or "yes".
The lawgiver of Athens who helped establish the basic elements for its democratic system.
The Athenian who put in place the economic and social changes necessary to allow democracy to flourish in Athens during the Classical Age.
Who led the Spartan army into war and set the agenda for the assembly?
The name of a Greek battle formation.
The most popular ancient Greek poet who wrote The Iliad and the Odyssey.
The name of the Athenian assembly that makes laws and acts as the court.
The name for the priestess of Apollo at Delphi.
Following the Dorian invasion, most of the originally settlers in southern Greece went ______ (north, south, east, west).
The Greek god who defeated the monster called "Python" and set up a temple where people would go to find out about their destiny.
Foreign born craftsmen who moved to a different city in order to practice their trade were called:
The most common animal raised in Greece.
The name of the Greek civilization that went to war with the Trojans during the late Bronze Age.
The name of the Spartan lawgiver who transformed the country into a military society.