Introduction to Ancient Greek History
This is an introductory course in Greek history tracing the development of Greek civilization as manifested in political, intellectual, and creative achievements from the Bronze Age to the end of the classical period.
Introduction to Ancient Greece
Explore ancient Greek civilization through its people, pottery, and architecture, with a special focus on the Battle of Marathon and its legendary messenger.
The Rise of the Polis - Ancient Greek History Lecture 5
Explore the emergence of the Greek polis, its significance in ancient society, and the role of the hoplite farmer in shaping this new political and cultural entity.
The Rise of Athens - Ancient Greek History Lecture
Explore ancient Greek history, focusing on Sparta's constitution and alliances, Athens' development, and the emergence of the hoplite class. Gain insights into the contrasts between these influential city-states.
Athenian Democracy - Judicial System, Women's Roles, and Slavery
Explore Athenian democracy's judicial system, women's roles, and slavery, drawing parallels to modern society. Gain insights into ancient Greek political and social structures.
Athenian Democracy and the Rise of the Athenian Empire - Lecture 15
Explore the transformation of the Delian League into the Athenian empire, the rise of Athens as Sparta's rival, and the mechanics of Athenian democracy compared to modern American democracy.
The Timeless Strengths of Hellenism Over the Past 4,000 Years
Explore the enduring influence of Hellenism across four millennia with historian Maria Efthymiou, uncovering its lasting impact on culture, philosophy, and society.
Ancient Greece
Explore ancient Greek warfare, armor, athletics, and Spartan society in this concise historical overview.
Greek History
Explore ancient Greek civilizations, from Sparta and Athens to the rise of Macedonia under Philip II and Alexander the Great's conquests, in chronological order.