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How many people could attend greek plays?
18,000 people can attend an ancient Greek play!
How has the ancient Greek art influenced mankind today?
Ancient Greek art is very influential. Many people copy the styles of Greek art. They also copy the styles of Greek architecture and literature.
How many people took part in the ancient greek olympic games?
1
Did ancient Greek made buckets?
Ancient greek make many buckets, ancient greek like Larry Bird. Ancient greek make so many bucket, now in hall of fame.
Description of the Greek city Athens?
Ancient Athens is a busy city with many people.
What is persephone biography?
It is indisputable, as Persephone was a ancient Greek goddess who was worshiped in many location and by many people.
How many people took part in the ancient greek olympic games that took place in Olympia?
6 people did
How many people are in an ancient Greek oligarchy?
few...depends on how large the family or sect group is
Why can't you sit in a greek stadium?
When the ancient Greeks used their stadiums, people could sit. These days you are not allowed to sit in most Greek Stadiums because the government is trying to protect these ancient works from too many people.
How many phonemes are in the word rowed?
3
Where were ancient greek people educated?
Ancient Greeks taught in many places, and in many of the larger settlements, such as Athens, there were places specifically for debate,study and learning, such as the agora, a place that many greek adults went to discuss current events or generally discuss things.
How many people can read in Greek?
The number of people who can read Greek varies widely, depending on the context. In Greece, a significant portion of the population is fluent in Modern Greek, while the ability to read Ancient Greek is more limited, often confined to scholars and students of classical studies. Additionally, there are Greek-speaking communities worldwide, but literacy rates in Greek can differ based on education and exposure. Overall, while many can read Modern Greek, fewer can read Ancient Greek.
