Because they had defeated the wealthy Persian empire, Alexander and his successors had ample amounts of wealth to spend lavishly on building projects and the arts. The Ptolemies, for example, built a huge library in Alexandria with the modest aim of gathering all the known books in the world. Attached to the library was a museum (the term which is still used today literally means "place of the muses"), where scholars would produce encyclopedias of knowledge. Tremendous achievements during this period were also made in the areas of science and art: Aristarchus of Samos put forth the theory that they earth revolves around the sun and rotates daily on its own axis; in Alexandria, Euclid summed up all the geometric knowledge of his age in the form of a textbook (a work that is still referred to to this day); Archimedes of Syracuse worked out many important theorems in mathematics. In the arts, sculpture became more realistic. Whereas sculptors during the classical period aimed at portraying an idealized version of human beings---typically with features portraying little emotion --- Hellenistic sculptors aimed at more naturalistic depictions. Female nudes and busts of ordinary, less than perfect, people also become quite common during this period.
One of Greece's achievements is concrete. Some say it's the Romans but actually Romans just embraced it. Another are the columns. they invented the columns to make their buildings stronger.
philosophy, discovering 3 types, a new era of scuptures, mathmatics (geometry) and science, along with astronomy, figuring out 9 planets, circumference of the earth ect..
You musn't dare to question the fact that the great university of Alexandria in Egypt was founded during the Hellenistic Period. Aristotle thrived during the Hellenistic Period. Alexander the Great went all "Conquering Hero" on the Persians during the Hellenistic Period.
The Hellenistic period. :3
Archimedes
The religion during transcendentalism period was Unitarianism
Cleopatra lived and ruled during the Ptolemaic or Hellenistic period of Egypt.
'The Hellenic World' is a term which refers to that period of ancient Greek history.
The Hellenistic period is part of the Ancient world, not to the Middle Ages.
You musn't dare to question the fact that the great university of Alexandria in Egypt was founded during the Hellenistic Period. Aristotle thrived during the Hellenistic Period. Alexander the Great went all "Conquering Hero" on the Persians during the Hellenistic Period.
The Hellenistic period was the period between the conquests of Alexander the Great to the conquest of Egypt, the last Hellenistic state which fell to the Romans,
The Hellenistic Age began at the end of the Classical Period 323 BCE. It was marked by the death of Alexander the Great.
The Hellenistic Period begins with the death of Alexander.
The period following Alexander the Great's death is known as the Hellenistic Period. This period differs from the preceding Hellenic Period in that it is more widespread and much more eclectic, as it witnessed the movement of Greek culture into all parts of the non-Greek world in the Middle and Near East and elsewhere. With the rise of the Roman Empire (in especially the first century B.C.E.), the Hellenistic Period comes to a close.
The Hellenistic period. :3
The Hellenistic period after Alexander's death, when his empire was divided up by his generals, who established the Hellenistic Kingdoms.
The Hellenistic period. :3
Archaic Period Classical Period Hellenistic Period
they all died