Ancient Greece

If you are going to knead, poke and prod people's muscles, it helps to know what they are, where they go and what they do.

The arsenal was designed by the architect Philo in the Athenian port of Piraeus between 346 and 328 BCE.

The ancient Greek philosopher Anaxagoras (circa 510-428 BC/BCE) was not a monist. Although his viewpoint seemed to include notions of the intermingling and basic unity of ordinary things, his doctrine of 'nous' (or, mind) as a separate force at work in reality is on its own an indicator that he did not see the world as monistic. Still more decisively, he also seemed intent on revising the monistic teachings of another ancient philosopher, Parmenides.

The Athenian-led Delian League was set up to oppose Persia and destroy Persian influence in its province of Asia Minor. It was natural that Persia should take an obvious opportunity to destroy this League by providing the money to the Spartan alliance to raise a fleet which could match the Athenian fleet, and to provide the money which allowed them to double the pay of rowers to attract the best ones.

I can find no references to either the flower, the mineral or the surveying tool in mythology.

A Mobile Phone Would Be A Anachronism In Ancient Greece, As It Was Only Invented In The Late 80's , but then , they were even like bricks, nothing like we have now !

they made them because they want them to be spread out not all together

Reason: it would be tireing because anyone who wanted to fight it would be hard to reach them

The pass of Thermopylae was the location of the famous stand by three hundred Spartans and 7,00o other Greek soldiers against the Persian army.
The Spartans 300 was in fact 2,400 counting their light infantry. The Spratans were part of a blocking force of 7,000 from other Greek city-states holding the pass.

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There were several differences, but in my opinion the most significant was the lack of a central authority in ancient Greece as opposed to ancient Rome. Greece was a rather loose association of city-states and leagues, constantly quarreling among themselves and prone to shifting alliances. It was many small communities tied together only by a common heritage, whereas Rome was many different communities which were held together to make one big community.

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They thought it was a religious ritual and entertainment for the civilization

ancient Greece

Many of the city-states sided with Xerxes, the southern ones holding out. About twenty of these joined together led by Sparta, and including Corinth, Thespis, Megara, Athens and Aegina..

Pelopponesian war, fought between Sparta and her alllies, and the Athenian Empire

Yes he did as far as i know and catapults have been being used from 400BC-Now so if he was in that time period then YES

Basically, it was part way in between the area of the Roman/Gothic region, the Far East Asian powers, and the African powers. It was strategically located on the Mediterranean Sea, connecting it by water to other major empires.

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The Greek victories at Salamis 480 BCE, Plataia and Mycale 479 BCE and subsequent lesser victories in the eastern Mediterranean in the following two year by the combined Greek forces. After this Athens organised and led the Delian League which was based on the Greek cities in Asia Minor (Anatolia) and the Islands which were most exposed to Persian action.

Both Greek and Roman architecture have large buildings and columns but probably more-so Greek

The ancient period, coming after the archaic period, is generally held to be from 600 BCE to 500 CE.

The government in Greece has in fact changed many times. It started out as a collection of independent city states 3000 years ago. The cities came under Macedonian rule, then Roman, and had many variations, later coming under Turkish rule, and not regaining independence, this time as a unified state in 1829. So government in Greece has lasted less the 200 years, not over 2,000.

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The Renaissance.