Aegean odyssey
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This Power Point traces our journey from Athens to Istanbul with stops at Mycenea, Santorini, Rhodes and Istanbu. Truly a trip of a lifetime
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- 1. Aegean Odyssey ODYSSEY AEGEAN ATHENS to INSTANBUL
- 2. Aegean Odyssey Siren Siren Odysseus and the Sirens
- 3. AEGEAN ODYSSEY – OVERALL MAP
- 4. First Some back ground SOME BACKGROUND
- 5. WHY ALL THE FUSS ABOUT THE GREEKS?
- 6. WHY ALL THE FUSS ABOUT THE GREEKS? “ Greek accomplishments were truly amazing But certain elements had been lacking until the Greeks supplied them. Civilizations had existed for thousands of years in Egypt and in Mesopotamia, Greek accomplishments in architecture and the arts are well known
- 7. WHY ALL THE FUSS ABOUT THE GREEKS? But: The Greeks invented: Science Philosophy - they speculated freely about the nature of the world and the ends of life. Greeks first wrote history as opposed to mere annals” Mathematics as opposed to counting Artistotle understood that fossils represented extinct animals and that the earth was very old Artistarchus, ca 300 BC, deduced the heliocentric solar system long before Copernicus
- 8. AFTER A BRIEF SHINING MOMENT Athens Today Athens 1800 3.7 million 4,000 Didn’t know they were lost GREECE ALL BUT DISSAPPEARED Temple of Zeus – reconstruction – one of 7 wonders
- 9. GREEKS ASCEND – YEARS BC - BP 1400 – 1100 1250 776 499 – 478 494– 429 448 – 432 431 – 432 Mycenaean Civilization 3400 – 3100 War between Mycenae and Troy 3250 Olympic Games 2776 Greek – Persian Wars 2499 – 2478 Golden Age 2494 – 2429 Construction of Parthenon 2448 – 2432 Peloponnesian War – Athens and Sparta 2431 – 2432
- 10. GREEKS DECEND 336 BC – 323 BC 323BC – 1204 AD 1204- 1453 1453 – 1820 143 - 176 Destruction of Artemis Temple completed by St. John Chrysostom Ca 1800, Greek war of independnce 1821- 1831 Elgin takes Parthenon marbles to London Turkish domination of Greece Greece divided between Venice and France 401 Pausanius visits, records Greece Roman domination of Greece Alexander conquers Greece - Persia
- 11. Athens andnthe pele Athens Peloponnese And The
- 12. HOTEL IN ATHENS
- 13. MAKING THE PHOTO
- 14. HOTEL IN ATHENS
- 15. COMPOSITE OF PARLIAMENT BUILDING BEFORE On Sindgama (Constitution) Square.
- 16. COMPOSITE OF PARLIAMENT BUILDING AFTER On Sindgama (Constitution) Square.
- 17. VIEW DOWN ERMOU STREET
- 18. VIEW DOWN ERMOU STREET Not quite so crowded
- 19. DIGITAL PROCESSING SOFTWARE Not necessarily the only software Picassa, Google
- 20. A BYZANTINE CHURCH ON ERMOU ST The Turks used to own the place
- 21. SIDE STREET OFF ERMOU STREET
- 23. RUINS ARE EVERYWHERE Artifacts from Metro Subway Construction
- 24. THE ANCIENT AGORA Stoa Acropolis
- 25. INSIDE THE STOA
- 26. THE HEPHAISTION Typical Doric Temple Dedicated to Hephaistos and Athena
- 27. COLUMN CAPITAL TYPES Corinthian Doric Ionic “ EYE onic” “ Dull” “ Complex”
- 28. GREEK ARCHITECTURE POPULAR TODAY Ionic capitols on NY building
- 29. GREEK ARCHITECTURE POPULAR TODAY Some more randomly selected examples
- 30. ONE OF THE MOST RECOGNIZABLE PLACES Parthenon Proplyaia Odeon of Herodus
- 32. ATHENS IN 1687 by Venetian General Morosini Against Defending Turks, Sept 26 Drawing By Venetian Engineer During a Siege
- 33. THE WEST FACE OF PARATHENON Attempts at repair have been partially successful
- 34. PART OF FRIEZE FROM PARTHENON In British Museum. Lord Elgin moved them in 1800-1810
- 35. ELGIN MARBLE DISPLAY HALL
- 36. COPIES OF FRIEZE IN BILTMORE HOUSE
- 38. WHY PARTHENON IS SO GREAT
- 39. PARTHENON RECONSTRUCTION WORK PLACE
- 40. RECONSTRUCTION WORK STYLE ORIGINAL NEW
- 41. THE THEATER OF DI0NYSIUS Approx. 650 BC – 400 BC
- 42. A VIEW FROM THE ACROPOLIS Hephaistian
- 43. A VIEW FROM THE ACROPOLIS - OPPOSITE DIRECTION
- 44. “EARLIER” PHOTO OF ACROPOLIS
- 45. RECONSTRUCTION OF ACROPOLIS Proplyaia Parthenon Odeon of Herodus
- 46. INTERIOR OF PARTHENON - NOW Before major reconstruction WORK
- 47. INTERIOR OF PARTHENON - BEFORE Athena, goddess of wisdom, war, the arts industry, justice and skill.
- 48. THE THEATER OF DI0NYSIOUS Now
- 49. RECONSTRUCTION OF DIONYSIS THEATER Before
- 51. THE CORINTH CANAL Under Construction Opened Oct 1893
- 52. RUINS OF CORINTH Temple to Apollo Agora
- 53. AEGEAN ODYSSEY – EPIDARUS
- 55. LOOKING DOWN AT THEATER
- 56. VIEW FROM THE TOP OF THEATER
- 57. HARBOR AT NAPLIA French Fort
- 58. SUNSET AT NAPLIA
- 59. AEGEAN ODYSSEY – MYCENAE
- 60. RUINS OF MYCENAE
- 61. DISCOVERY OF RUINS OF MYCENAE AND TROY Discovered by Heinrich Schliemann Based on belief in the Iliad Mycenae, 1876 Troy, 1871-3
- 62. DISCOVERY OF RUINS OF MYCENAE AND TROY Troy fortification wall - photo from web
- 63. LIONS GATE – ENTRANCE TO MYCENAE
- 67. ENTRANCE TO ATREUS’S (AGAMEMNON’S FATHER) TOMB
- 68. INTERIOR OF ATREUS’S TOMB
- 69. Sailing the aegean SAILING AEGEAN THE
- 70. WINDSTAR UNDER SAIL Length: 440 ft 74 state rooms Displaces 5350 tons
- 71. LOOKING FORWARD
- 72. WINE AND CHEESE WHILE DEPARTING PAREUS
- 73. PARTHENON FROM DEPARTING SHIP
- 74. AEGEAN ODYSSEY – HYDRA
- 75. OFF TO HYDRA “ Dragon-ship” hydrofoil
- 76. IDYLLIC HYDRA
- 77. GREAT PLACE FOR LUNCH
- 78. PANORAMIC VIEW FROM LUNCH SPOT
- 79. WEDDING PARTY ON WAY TO RESTAURANT
- 81. AEGEAN ODYSSEY – SANTORINI Santorini from St. Irene. Greeks call island Thera
- 82. APPROACHING SANTORINI AT DAWN Earlier foto
- 83. APPROACHING SANTORINI AT DAWN Earlier foto
- 84. APPROACHING SANTORINI AT DAWN Earlier foto
- 85. APPROACHING SANTORINI AT DAWN Earlier foto
- 86. APPROACHING SANTORINI AT DAWN
- 88. LATE BREAKING SANTORINI ERUPTION INFO Archeological association with Egypt: Eruption ca 1520 BC Recent studies ca: 1627-1600 BC
- 91. FROM FAR END OF SANTORINI
- 92. CLOSER VIEW ALONG SANTORINI
- 94. VIEW FROM ANOTHER LOVELY LUNCH SPOT
- 96. LIFE ABOARD THE WINDSTAR Couple Celebrating 50 th Wedding Anniversary
- 97. LIFE ABOARD THE WINDSTAR Turkish Delights
- 98. AEGEAN ODYSSEY – RHODES
- 99. ON TO RHODES, HARBOR ENTRANCE
- 100. LINDOS, EARLIEST SETTLEMENT ON RHODES Founded ca 1200-1300 BC Strategic Location Height of Power 600 BC First Law of Sea
- 101. LINDOS, EARLIEST SETTLEMENT ON RHODES A Bit Closer
- 102. LINDOS, EARLIEST SETTLEMENT ON RHODES
- 103. WHERE GUNS OF NAVARONNE WAS FILMED
- 104. PALACE OF THE GRAND MASTERS KNIGHTS OF RHODES Crusader castle built in 1309 by Knights of St. John
- 105. ENTRANCE, PALACE OF GRAND MASTERS, KNIGHTS OF RHODES
- 106. 3 OF SEVEN WONDERS OF ANCIENT WORLD Collosus of Rhodes Tomb of Mausolus Temple of Artemis Hanging Gardens Lighthouse at Pharos Pyramids Temple of Zeus
- 107. WHY SEVEN? Sun Moon Ven Mars Sat Mer Jup EARTH Seven appears many times in all cultures, But, haven’t found any explanations Maybe this is reason
- 108. COLLOSUS OF RHODES ?
- 109. THE “REAL” COLLUSUS 294-282 BC 226 BC 110 Feet Tall
- 110. PROBABLE LOCATION OF COLLOSUS
- 111. AEGEAN ODYSSEY – BODRUM & HALICARNASUS
- 113. MORE COLORFUL BOATS
- 114. LOCATION, TOMB OF MAUSOLUS
- 116. RECONSTRUCTED CRUSADER CASTLE Castle of St. Peter, built by Knights Hospitallers of St John, 1415 In 1494, used remains of Mausolus Tomb to fortify
- 117. AEGEAN ODYSSEY – KUSADASI & EPHESUS
- 118. ENTERING THE HARBOR AT KUSADASI
- 119. ATATURK WELCOMES US TO TURKEY
- 120. AERIAL VIEW OF EPHESUS
- 121. DOWN CURETTO STREET IN EPHESUS
- 122. MODERN AND ANCIENT MIXED
- 123. ALL THE COMFORTS OF HOME
- 124. RECONSTRUCTED HOUSE
- 125. LIBRARY AT EPHESUS
- 126. THIRD WONDER - TEMPLE OF ARTEMIS Only one column remains
- 127. TEMPLE OF ARTEMIS - RECONSTRUCTED 8 columns
- 128. STATUE OF ARTEMIS Ancient Goddess of Fertility
- 129. COINS – ONE METHOD FOR RECONSTRUCTING Artemis in Greece = Diana in Rome
- 130. AEGEAN ODYSSEY – ISTANBUL Mycenae . Bodrum . . istanbul . Troy Santorini . . hydra epidarus .
- 131. TOWARD ISTANBUL AT SUNSET
- 132. VIEW DOWN SPICE BAZAR
- 133. AN INTERESTING SPICE
- 134. THE HAGI SOPHIA MOSQUE Built by Emporer Justinian as Christian Church, 532- 537 Converted to Mosque by Sultan Mehmet I, conquerer of Istanbul
- 135. TOPKAPI PALACE Built by Sultan Mehmet – home to all sultans until 1860
- 136. SULTANS BEDROOM, TOPKAPI PALACE
- 137. JEWEL IN TOPKAPI MUSEUM
- 138. THE BLUE MOSQUE
- 139. POURING APPLE JUICE OUTSIDE BLUE MOSQUE
- 141. INSIDE BLUE MOSQUE
- 142. INSIDE BLUE MOSQUE Column from Artemis Temple
- 143. BRIDGING TWO CONTINENTS BRIDGE OVER BOSPORUS Europe Asia
- 144. ENTRANCE TO THE GRAND BAZAAR
- 145. MAIN STREET IN GRAND BAZAAR
- 146. TYPICAL SHOP
- 147. MORE SHOPS
- 148. HOMEWARD BOUND
- 149. TAKING THE PICTURE M L
- 150. TAKING THE PICTURE M L M L W
- 151. TAKING THE PICTURE M L M L W M L W ym ym ym
- 152. TAKING THE PICTURE M L M L W M L W ym ym ym M L W ym ym ym “ All’s Well That Ends Well”
- 153. Aegean Odyssey ODYSSEY AEGEAN THE END
Notes de l'éditeur
- "At sea once more we had to pass the Sirens , whose sweet singing lures sailors to their doom. I had stopped up the ears of my crew with wax, and I alone listened while lashed to the mast, powerless to steer toward shipwreck. Next came Charybdis , who swallows the sea in a whirlpool, then spits it up again. Avoiding this we skirted the cliff where Scylla exacts her toll. Each of her six slavering maws grabbed a sailor and wolfed him down. Finally we were becalmed on the island of the Sun. My men disregarded all warnings and sacrificed his cattle, so back at sea Zeus sent a thunderbolt that smashed the ship. I alone survived, washing up on the island of Calypso.
- First a few words – this book contains following quote – perhaps best re greeks I’ve seen
- Add cover of b russels book
- simplify
- Move years before now to here
- Move years before now to here
- transport them over 1000 miles from Athens to Istanbul. In the course of 13 days, they would visit numerous archeological and historical sites, spanning 3600 years of civilzation, view many places of magnificent beauty; enjoy great food and companionship.
- transport them over 1000 miles from Athens to Istanbul. In the course of 13 days, they would visit numerous archeological and historical sites, spanning 3600 years of civilzation, view many places of magnificent beauty; enjoy great food and companionship.
- Get before of this to show cloning
- Get before of this to show cloning
- Anciernt foundation unceoveredto build anew
- Anciernt foundation unceoveredto build anew
- The Acropolis is seen from the southwest, showing the Propylaia (entrance), the Temple of Athena Nike, part of the Erechtheion, and the Parthenon. Also visible on the South Slope are the Odeion of Herodes Atticus. In the distance is the Likovitas Hill
- Earlier photo of accropolis
- Reasonable reconstruction of acropolis
- Athena, the Greek goddess of wisdom, war, the arts, industry, justice and skill.
- The Acropolis is seen from the southwest, showing the Propylaia (entrance), the Temple of Athena Nike, part of the Erechtheion, and the Parthenon. Also visible on the South Slope are the Odeion of Herodes Atticus. In the distance is the Likovitas Hill
- The tyrant of Corinth, Periander , was the first who envisioned the Corinth Canal in 602BC , The first serious attempt at the canals construction was by Emperor Nero , who in 67AD , The idea for the canal was left unfinished, until it was revived again during the late 1800’s . After several false starts, the Corinth Canal was finally completed , and put in use, on October 28th 1893 . The work on the canal was carried out by a combination of French and Greek workmen. The Corinth Canal was actually based on the “Panama ans Suez Canals” , and has often been referred to as the “step-child” of these canals.
- Get info re palace and relat of grand masters to palace
- Have investigated this a bit. Seven appears in many cutural items, but have not found any where why seven – haven’t looked that closely, but I beleive this is the reason
- Col built –294-282 Collapsed ca 226 bc Arabs carried off most in ad 654
- In 1309 the knights established their headquarters in Rhodes, taking up the sword for the cause of the Cross. Their military operations expanded fast: they took the islands of Cos and Castellorizo (Meis), where they built great castles; in 1374 they acquired Smyrna (Izmir). Losing the latter in 1402, they were granted Halicarnassus as a quid pro quo by the Ottoman Sultan. Here they built in 1415 the magnificent castle of St.Peter, one of the greatest medieval monuments of the world, and the town was thereafter known as Petrium in reference to its castle; Turks pronounced it Bodrum. Knights, in 1494, used remains fo maus to fortify castle
- This Wonder is well documented in its design and many of its details. The exact size, number, and arrangement of its incredible columns is well known. The front row of columns had ornate relief sculptures around the base, depicting human subjects in festive poses. One of these relief column sculpture pieces is well preserved in the collection of the British Museum. The Goddess herself, Artemis, was represented by a statue in the center of the ceiling panel, and copies of that statue are in several museum collections. http://www.billmunnsgallery.com/swgallery.html
- This Wonder is well documented in its design and many of its details. The exact size, number, and arrangement of its incredible columns is well known. The front row of columns had ornate relief sculptures around the base, depicting human subjects in festive poses. One of these relief column sculpture pieces is well preserved in the collection of the British Museum. The Goddess herself, Artemis, was represented by a statue in the center of the ceiling panel, and copies of that statue are in several museum collections. http://www.billmunnsgallery.com/swgallery.html