Essays on Ancient Greece

Towards the end of the second millennium before Christ, the mass dislocations of people in the east Mediterranean destabilized the balance of strong states; the invasions from the northwest of the civilized Mycenaean and Hittite empires undermined the established orders, which had led to several...

The Great Age of Greece is home to so many of the things in which we value of the Greeks, where these thoughts were created and carried forward. Yet the Peloponnesian war managed to destroy the newfound hope in human capacities and in the developments...

Earth rooted architecture are buildings that display with extraordinary power the Earth and its representation show to the world. The Parthenon, displays the conceptualization of earth rooted architecture by vegetative supply and fruitfulness, most recommend or is a representation of protection. Moreso, since the fullness...

It is interesting how mythical stories always have an interesting beginning to end, particularly this story that we are talking about is an about Aeneid and it would have never existed if it wasn’t for Virgil, the poet, he was famous for 3 poems especially...

The film 300 retells the story of the battle of Thermopylae while also shining light on the societal and governmental structures that drove Sparta’s city-state forward. Ancient Sparta was one of the most powerful city-states in Greece. Their influence and might was widely renowned as...

Ancient Greece is a land of numerous city-states, called polis. Each polis had its individual government, laws, rulers, and traditions, in spite of the fact that they did have certain things in common such as their language and religion. As a rule, in spite of...

At the height of their power from 431-404 BC, Sparta had just defeated their rival city-state Athens in the Peloponnesian war.  It was the most amazing warrior society of that time period and it is continuously raved about even today. The ways of the Spartans...