A gorgon is a sort of ugly monstr that comes from Hades' Healm of Darkness. The main story told about gorgons is about Medusa who was the most beatuiful gorgon. She was raped in the Temple of Athena by Poseidon. Because Athena had a great rivalry with Poseidon she turned Medusa's hair to snakes and made her face so scary that it would turn anyone who looked at it to stone. Medusa died when she was beheaded by Perceus who slayed her by looking at her through a mirror rather then looking at her directly. Medusa's head was later used as a weapon by Perceus.
To entertain, and theatre was a form of art.
Democracy had its origins in ancient Greece.
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the elevation of ancient Greece is 2200 feet
Yes they did in Ancient Greece and Rome. If you look at Ancient Greek temples or pottery you will see the gorgon and with Rome you can see the gorgon on military armour, specifically.
The purpose of these games in ancient Greece was to honor the goddess Athena.
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The purpose of this report is to . Using this format will center your thinking and tell the ready why you wrote it. Make sure you write about one thing on Ancient Greece. The purpose of this report is to describe the art produced in Ancient Greece.
To entertain, and theatre was a form of art.
The singular of gorgons is gorgon. As in "the Gorgon is an Ancient Greek creature".
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the purpose was that people could live,buy, or sell thing s in the marketplaces. the houses were for living in and having a family that can help you thoughout your day when you lived in ancient greece.
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The Gorgon creature is usually depicted as a female creature. The name Gorgon is derived from ancient greek word gorgÍ_s which means dreadful. Gorgon refers to any of the three creatures who have hair made from snakes. The most commonly know Gorgon is Medusa.
Physical fitness, competition and self aggrandizement, and as ceremonies honouring the gods.
No, slavery was legal in ancient Greece.