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Did the ancient Greece use bamboo?
Ancient Greece did not commonly use bamboo, as it is not native to the region. The Greeks primarily utilized materials such as wood, marble, and clay for construction and crafting. While bamboo has been used in various cultures for its versatility, its presence and use in ancient Greece were minimal or nonexistent.
What are ancient Greece and Rome statues made of?
Stone or maybe marble
Did ancient Greece use cattle?
No they did not.
3 contributions from ancient Greece to the world?
*Ancient greece gave us a democracy * Ancient greece gave use the hippocratic vote *They gave us the Olympic games
What do they use as a discus in ancient Greece?
cats
Where did ancient Rome get marble?
Marble for ancient Rome came from Italy, Greece and Turkey.
What where buildings in ancient Greece made of?
Marble
Where was marble exported from in ancient Greece?
because it was something to play with in anient greece
What were ancient Greece theaters made of?
Stone, and marble
Did the ancient Greece use bamboo?
Ancient Greece did not commonly use bamboo, as it is not native to the region. The Greeks primarily utilized materials such as wood, marble, and clay for construction and crafting. While bamboo has been used in various cultures for its versatility, its presence and use in ancient Greece were minimal or nonexistent.
What are columns made of in Ancient Greece?
They are made of marble. I think? LOL.
What was built on a hill made of marble and was dedicated to the gods in ancient Greece?
A building
Did Ancient Greece have castles?
no. rulers in ancient Greece lived in palaces (with lots of columns and marble) castles are from the medieval Europe period and developed much later
What are ancient Greece and Rome statues made of?
Stone or maybe marble
Where was marble first found?
marble was first found in the Himalayan mountains jk i have no clue:)
Why did Greece use marble?
They dont tell you how to live your life!
Is there gold in Greece?
Ancient Greece did use gold.
