From the golden age of Athens to the philosophical heights of Plato and Aristotle, explore how ancient Greek civilization shaped the world.
Explore CollectionsEmergence of Greek city-states and early philosophical inquiry. The Parthenon, a symbol of Athenian democracy, begins construction in 432 BC.
The Golden Age of Athens. Socrates begins his philosophical teachings, which later influence Plato and Aristotle. The Delian League becomes an important alliance of Greek city-states.
Alexander the Great embarks on military conquests, spreading Greek culture across the Mediterranean and Middle East during the Hellenistic period.
Explore the architectural marvels of ancient Greece, from the Parthenon to the Theater of Epidaurus. Understand the principles that shaped urban planning in ancient city-states.
Discover the works of Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle. Witness the evolution of scientific thought from Pythagoras to Eratosthenes' famous circumference calculations.
View artifacts that illustrate the technical mastery of Greek craftsmen. From the intricate sculptures of Phidias to the pottery techniques of the Hellenistic age.
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