The document discusses the formation and key aspects of ancient Greek civilization from 1800 BC to 300 BC. It identifies geography, geology, climate, religion, social factors, and history as reasons for the rise of Greek civilization. Specifically, it notes the influence of the Aegean culture from Crete, Greece's location surrounded by sea and natural harbors, abundant building materials like marble, a moderate climate suitable for outdoor life, and the blending of Aegean gods into Greek religion. Greek civilization made important contributions in fields like trade, science, literature, and architecture, evidenced by structures such as temples, theaters, and the Parthenon.

1. THE
ANICIENT
GREEK
CIVILIZATION

3. GREEK CIVILIZATION 1800 B.C TO 300 B.C

6. AEGEAN
3000B.C

7. The reasons that lead to GREEK CIVILIZATION and its formation
•Geography
•Geology
•Climate
•Religious
•Social
•Historical

8. The reasons that lead to GREEK CIVILIZATION and its formation
•Geography
•Geology
•Climate
•Religious
•Social
•Historical
•Aegean culture from Crete island
•Trade and commerce
•Surrounded by sea with innumerable
islands
•Natural harbors along the coast line

9. The reasons that lead to GREEK CIVILIZATION and its formation
•Geography
•Geology
•Climate
•Religious
•Social
•Historical
•Plenty of building materials
•Marble from Athens
•Finest sculpture
•Marble stucco

10. The reasons that lead to GREEK CIVILIZATION and its formation
•Geography
•Geology
•Climate
•Religious
•Social
•Historical
•Moderate
•Outdoor life
Theaters
Agora
Portico
Colonnades

11. THEATERS of
Greek

15. The reasons that lead to GREEK CIVILIZATION and its formation
•Geography
•Geology
•Climate
•Religious
•Social
•Historical
•Hellenized the Aegean gods and
goddesses
•Temples-open colonnades
•Contrast to Egyptian temples
•Oriented towards the EAST

18. The plan of Parthenon at Athens, Greece

21. Reconstruction of Acropolis

22. The reasons that lead to GREEK CIVILIZATION and its formation
•Geography
•Geology
•Climate
•Religious
•Social
•Historical
•Trade and commerce
•Science and astronomy
•Importance to woman
•Common customs and traditions
•National games and festivals
•Literature, music, drama
Stadiums
Palaestra
Theatres
Hippo drome
Basilica
Agora

23. STADIUMS

24. PALAESTRA

26. HIPPODROME

28. BASILICA

30. The reasons that lead to GREEK CIVILIZATION and its formation
•Geography
•Geology
•Climate
•Religious
•Social
•Historical
•The Aegean influence
•“Alexander the great “ …. World
conquering mission !

31. COLUMNS OF GREEK

32. GREEK ORDERS OF ARCHITECTURE