The document summarizes the evolution of the image of Greek women from ancient times to modern day through examples from artworks. It describes depictions of women in sculptures and art from the Cycladic period showing fertility symbols, the Minoan and Mycenaean periods showing women adorned with jewelry, and the Archaic period showing elegantly dressed female figures. It notes a shift in the Hellenistic period toward more realistic naked depictions of women and improvements in women's social status. The document concludes with traditional costumes varying by region and images of women's changing roles over the centuries including wartime contributions and modern independence.