Ancient Civilizations: Ancient: Greece

Provided by "Medea the Musical", this is a well known and frequently updated catalog of links focused on texts, art, geography and other essential Ancient Hellenic resources.

This is the companion site to the PBS documentary. Introduction to ancient Greek history, culture, politics, art and warfare, timeline from 1400 B.C. to 337 B.C., map, life in Athens, ancient Greek language lessons.

The origins and development of the first alphabet that became the basis for all other European alphabets.

Directory of sites about art, biographies, daily life, maps, pictures, and related research.

Links to sites and resources for Ancient Greece civilization.

Information and essays about many aspects of ancient Greece, including history, culture, government and art.

Images of "Les Parisiennes" with information about the dress, clothing, and everyday life of women in the Minoan civilization.

A friendly look at the daily routines and lifestyle of the ancient Greeks. Aimed mainly at the elementary education level with many resources for teachers and students.

A site about the unknown Greek civilization including the Greek Pyramids, the wonders of ancient technology, the newest clues of prehistory.

A collection of links about several aspects of Greek culture and achievements, including History, Art, Personalities, and life in Ancient Greece

Provides overview of Greek history including Minoan and Mycenian cultures, Homeric literature and myth. Read about the ancient cities Athens and Sparta.

A collection of resources for the study of ancient Greek history at Reed College in Portland, Oregon.

Explore ancient Thrace, source texts, archaeology, warriors, tombs, religion, towns, and other aspects of this civilization.

Read about the decline and fall of the Greek city states.

An online resource for students of the history and culture of ancient Athens; features sections on drama, history, mythology, and philosophy. Includes annotated link directory, bibliography, and index of illustrations.

Dedicated to Greek costume from antiquity through the centuries.