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Unit 2: Ancient Mediterranean, 3500 BCE–300 CE
2.3 Aegean Art
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What civilizations were fostered in the Aegean region due to its strategic location for trade and cultural exchange?
Minoan, Mycenaean, Cycladic
The Aegean region was a vital crossroads for trade and cultural exchange, fostering the Minoan, Mycenaean, and Cycladic civilizations.
Aegean
The Aegean civilizations produced art and architecture that influenced later
Greek
culture.
Where did the Minoan civilization flourish?
Crete
The Minoans used the Linear A script for
administration
Match the feature with the civilization:
Nature-themed frescoes ↔️ Minoan
Sophisticated metalwork ↔️ Mycenaean
Minoan art focused on themes of warfare and hunting.
False
What type of society did the Minoans have, as reflected in their art?
Peaceful
Mycenaean art used a bright and vibrant color palette.
False
What are the primary themes of Minoan art?
Nature, religious rituals, domestic life
The color palette of Minoan art is bright and
vibrant
Minoan art is characterized by a rigid and formal style.
False
What are common materials used in Minoan art?
Fresco, terracotta
The Aegean region includes mainland Greece, the Cyclades, and
Crete
What was the Minoan civilization primarily known for?
Advanced culture, trade networks
The Cycladic civilization created intricate bronze weapons.
False
When did the Minoan civilization flourish on Crete?
2700
−
1450
B
C
E
2700 - 1450 BCE
2700
−
1450
BCE
The Minoans used the Linear A script for
administration
Knossos
was a major Minoan palace complex.
What types of scenes were depicted in Minoan frescoes?
Nature, mythology, daily life
What are the key characteristics of Minoan art?
Vibrant, dynamic, nature-inspired
The "Prince of Lilies" is an example of a Minoan
fresco
Knossos was built with a
labyrinthine
layout.
When did the Mycenaean civilization flourish on mainland Greece?
1600
−
1100
B
C
E
1600 - 1100 BCE
1600
−
1100
BCE
The Mycenaeans used the Linear B script for
administration
Mycenaean society was primarily peaceful and matriarchal.
False
What was the main material used by the Mycenaeans for weapons and armor?
Bronze
What is the timeframe of the Minoan civilization?
2700 - 1450 BCE</latex>
Minoan frescoes often depicted colorful scenes of nature, rituals, and daily
life
Minoan pottery used advanced techniques to create
intricate
designs.
What is an example of a Minoan sculpture?
Snake Goddess
Arrange the key features of Knossos in a logical order:
1️⃣ Labyrinthine layout
2️⃣ Open courtyards
3️⃣ Vibrant frescoes
4️⃣ Sophisticated plumbing
What was the Mycenaean civilization known for?
Fortified cities, metalwork
The Mask of Agamemnon is an example of Mycenaean
art
What were the main themes of Mycenaean art?
Warfare, hunting
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