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This is a collection of images, thoughts, and resources about Ancient Greece.
This site does not aspire to be a definitive and finite publication on the subject. Instead it exists in constant flux and evolves through time. Content is added as time allows in coherent, multi-page groupings informing one major topic at a time.

This private site is not affiliated with any government entity, or any other site that utilizes the words "ancient" and "greece" in the title or URL.

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Chronology

The convention of BCE (Before the Common Era) and CE (Common Era) has been adopted to describe chronology throughout the site instead of the popular BC and AD symbols.

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Historical Events

Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the text of this site. The subject matters discussed herein fall within the author's expertise and have been extensively researched. Direct quotes and sources are included in the text whenever necessary, and a bibliography is maintained. All essays reflect the knowledge and personal opinion of the author, as developed through research, college level coursework, historical sources, and other authoritative resources.

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About the Author

Thomas Sakoulas is an Associate Professor of Art at the State University of New York, College at Oneonta where he teaches Sculpture and Computer Art. He studied sculpture in the USA at Florida International University, and did his graduate work at the Maryland Institute College of Art, in Baltimore, Maryland. His artwork is made with stone, steel, or digital media, and he travels extensively to Greece where he studies Greek art and culture in archaeological sites and museums.

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