Classical antiquity is the cultural period from around 800 BC to 500 AD, encompassing the civilizations of ancient Greece and Rome, known together as the Greco-Roman world, centered around the Mediterranean Sea.
Overview
Philosophy And Literature
The Rise Of Ancient Greece
Legacy Of Classical Antiquity
Military Strategies And Warfare
Roman Republic Vs Roman Empire
Mythology And Religion In Antiquity
Daily Life In Ancient Greece And Rome
The Role Of Women In Classical Antiquity
Art And Architecture Of The Classical Era
Important Figures Of The Classical Period
Mediterranean Sea
Ancient Greece
Julius Caesar
Mount Olympus
The Colosseum
Olympic Games
North Africa
Creativity
Trojan War
Augustus
Society
๐ Classical antiquity lasted from around 800 BC to 500 AD.
๐ Ancient Greece and Rome are the two major civilizations of classical antiquity.
๐๏ธ Ancient Greece is known for its city-states, with Athens favoring democracy and Sparta being famous for its warriors.
๐ The Olympic Games were created by the Greeks in 776 BC to honor their gods.
๐ฎ๐น The Roman Republic began around 509 BC, where citizens elected leaders called senators.
๐ The Roman Empire arose by 27 BC and was ruled by emperors like Augustus.
๐ Greeks believed in gods living on Mount Olympus, while Romans had their versions with different names.
๐ Literature flourished in ancient Greece, producing epic tales like Homer's 'The Iliad' and 'The Odyssey.'
๐๏ธ The Parthenon, a temple in Athens, is a famous example of Greek architecture.
๐ช Women in ancient Rome had slightly more freedoms compared to their counterparts in Greece.