Trade in Bronze Age
Sea Peoples
Peasant Revolts
Funerary Art
Climate Change
100

What were the major drivers of trade according to Dr. Hitchcock? 

Copper & Tin

100

Around what year did the Late Bronze Age Collapse occur?

1200 BC

100

What is the title of the person who they refer to as the leader of the people

Lawagetas

100

What kind of burial was popular for adults? For children?

Cremation for Adults, Burial for children

100

What small animals were most commonly consumed in ancient Greece, particularly reflected in animal bone studies?

 sheep and goats

200

What record of economic collapse was noted in the Pylos tablets?

Metalsmiths were unable to receive their rations of bronze

200

Which empire vanished after being attacked by the Sea Peoples and internal struggles?

The Hittite Empire

200

What was the job the that the Lawagetas held?

“minister of immigration”

200

Where did Geometric Pottery originate?

Athens, Greece.

200

This type of small bone is commonly separated from dirt during excavation using flotation techniques

fish bones

300

What happened when the Mycenaean Palaces were destroyed? 

Sea lanes became unsafe, leading to farm village moving from the coast to the hills, instability in trade, and shortage of commodities

300

What external group formed a coalition to attack the Hittite Kingdom, ultimately contributing to the Hittite Empire's downfall?

Petty kingdoms of Western Asia Minor

300

What is the name of the opportunistic people who might have encouraged the disenfranchised to revolt?

The Sea People

300

Geometric Pottery was used for both Grave Gifts and _______

 Grave markers.

300

The shift from sheep and goats to this large animal indicated a shift from a predominantly agricultural society to a pastoral one during the Early Iron Age

cattle

400

What island was a critical point of contact between the east and west Aegean during the Iron Age?

Euboia Island

400

Which famous war occurred as a result of coalitions formed by the Mycenaean kings to combat the Luthien dominance?

The Trojan War

400

What geophysical occurrence could have left people in a state of distress and unknowingness?

An earthquake

400

When did we see a spike (increase) of Geometric Pottery?

End of the Dark Age

400

In response to arid conditions in eastern Greece during the early Iron Age, ancient societies shifted from raising sheep to this animal.

Goats

500

To our knowledge, how far did international trade go in the Bronze Age?

As far as Iberia.

Cypriots -> Sardinia -> Iberia

500

What significant internal political issue occurred in the Mycenaean Greece after the Trojan War, leading to the end of the Mycenaean era?

Deputies, who refused to return power to the king, leading to civil war and the collapse of the Mycenaean kingdoms

500

Who might have been some of the people controlled by the Lawagetas?

Slaves, migrants, and foreigners

500

What sort of images were common on burial Amphoras/Kraters?

Funeral procession, mourners, cookie-cutter shaped animals, religious scenes, geometric shapes and lines. 

500

This animal, which was commonly used to pull plows, became more accessible to ordinary people after the collapse of palatial control.

Oxen
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