they had houses made of dryed mud
In their own homes.
The ancient Greeks lived in homes built from brick, clay or mud. Each home was built around a courtyard to give the women a place to spend their time.
furniture
yes. they even had tv's.
In ancient Greece, poor people often lived in small, cramped homes made of mud bricks or stone, lacking basic amenities. They typically worked as laborers, farmers, or craftsmen, struggling to make ends meet in a society where wealth was concentrated among a small elite. Many faced food insecurity and relied on subsistence farming, while others sought support from their families or local communities. Social mobility was limited, and the poor had little access to education or political power.
Ancient Greece
bricks and wood
In their own homes.
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they hav homes
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No the homes were far from the temples mostly service buildings are what around the temple
Environment influenced homes in ancient Greece. Low lying structures required adequate ventilation for the heat. Mountain living dictated caves as major structures to insulate from the cold.
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The ancient Greeks lived in homes built from brick, clay or mud. Each home was built around a courtyard to give the women a place to spend their time.
Ancient Greek friezes were used to tell stories and worship the gods and goddess. They were found in wealthy people's homes and on the top of columns temples like the Parthenon ( a temple in Athens made to worship Athena). Hope this helps!
Ancient people used composites for building their homes, a mix of mud and straw (composite material) would serve as bricks.