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1. Ancient Greece Odyssey: Part Four Welcome, traveller. If you have just washed up on these shores from elsewhere, I invite you to start at the beginning of my journey, and head back to Athens and the first chapter of this online e-book: Ancient Greece Odyssey: A Traveller's Journal....
2. Ancient Greece Odyssey: Part Five Welcome, traveller. If you have just washed up on these shores from elsewhere, I invite you to start at the beginning of my journey, and head back to Athens and the first chapter of this online e-book: Ancient Greece Odyssey: A Traveller's Journal. O...
3. Ancient Greece Odyssey Index This will be an index, table of contents, and guide to my online book, Ancient Greece Odyssey: A Traveller's Journal. Following the Table of Contents, I am compiling a list of all my photos with their descriptions, and a list of all the websites I r...
4. Ancient Greece: A Unit Study Ah, the Ancient Greeks! What a wonderful subject to explore! From Ancient Greek Mythology to the Philosophies of Socrates and Plato, from Euclid's Geometry to the origins of Democracy, this is a unit study for middle schoolers that can easily be...
5. Aeschylus: Ancient Greek Playwright Aeschylus is hailed as the father of Greek tragedy; his plays are among the oldest surviving western literature. They are gripping, stately, troubling, and raise issues that are still pertinent today. They show a stern regard for justice, civil duty...
6. Ancient Greece Odyssey: A Traveler's Journal Myth major seeks armchair travelers, art lovers, and born-again pagans for a ramble through the ruins of ancient Greece. Odyssey Latest Update: Mycenae Museum Posted 4.25.08 I visited Greece in spring 2005 for the first time, where I have been going i...
7. Answers to Your Questions About Ancient Greece Many visitors to my Ancient Greece Odyssey: A Traveller's Journal website surf in through Google, looking for answers to search queries like "What are the Roman names for Greek gods?" and "map of Odysseus' wanderings." I hope you'll find that site fun...
8. Sports in Ancient Greece Ancient Greece was famous for its festivals and especially Athens. These festivals were events held for many days and to which many people participated. The contests involved were mainly sports or artistic and the winners were receiving different pri...
9. Sappho Sappho, born around 630 BCE on the Greek-settled island of Lesbos off the coast of Turkey, is one of the earliest writers in the western world. Only fragments of her poetry have survived, preserved by later writers quoting her or on badly-damaged p...
10. Ancient Greece Odyssey: Part Two Welcome to Part Two of Ancient Greece Odyssey: A Traveler's Journal, a travel blog by a student of classics and comparative mythology. This section covers my third day in Athens, including my visits to the Acropolis and the Parthenon, the Acropolis M...
11. Ancient Greece Odyssey: Part Three Welcome to Part Three of Ancient Greece Odyssey: A Traveler's Journal, a travel blog by a student of classics and comparative mythology. This page will focus on my visit to the sanctuary of Demeter and Persephone at Eleusis. Below you will find: My...
12. The History of Education in America Our current system of education has a history that reaches back no more than three hundred years. I hope to enlighten the reader on how it came to exist and why.I recently started reading John Gatto's The Underground History of American Education...
13. "It's All Greek to Me!" Gift Shop Welcome to the Squidoo lens for my "It's All Greek to Me" Gift Shop, selling unique gifts with an ancient Greek twist!   Many of you have visited my Ancient Greece Odyssey: A Traveller's Journal travel diary with photos, stories, and...
14. Caenus And The Quiver Of Artemis Christopher S. Ledbetter's debut young adult novel, Caenus and The Quiver of Artemis, is Book One in the "Of Kings And Gods" trilogy. The novel is a sweeping historical story, heavily influenced by Greek mythology, and set in Ancient Gr...
15. The Anthropology Book Store Welcome to the Anthropology Bookstore. For the casual browser who may not be familiar with the term, the following is a definition of Anthropology as taken from Wikipedia: "Anthropology (from Greek: anthropos, "human being"; -logia) is the study of...
16. Postcard View of Ljubljana, the Capital of Slovenia Visit the capital of Slovenia, Ljubljana, small European capital, city of culture with significant student population, place of many historical events and great architectural heritage. Slovenian capital city has much to offer to the visitors as well...
17. Ancient Greece Map Ancient Greece is an object of admiration not only for Greeks but other people as well, mainly because of the influence of ancient Greeks and their civilization to the language, politics, educational systems, philosophy, science and arts to the rest...
18. Famous Greek Quotes Most people can’t point where Greece is on the map; some even believe that Greece is a thing of the past and now perhaps some other nation occupies the space that once was Greece. Though nothing of that is true, most of the people seam to know...
19. The StumbleUpon Gallery! I've been stumbling around the Internet for years and have come across some great photos, video clips and travel desitinations. Since Squidoo offers me the tools to gather all of my stumbles in one place, I've created this lens as a gallery of my col...
20. Zeus the Thunderer : Tales of the Ancient Greeks Zeus was the supreme god and ruler of Olympus with titles like Lord of the Sky, Cloud- gatherer, Rain-god and Zeus the Thunderer. He was mighty, glorious, awesome, wise and mythology's most well-known philanderer. Through this less than noble behavi...