Early Bronze Age Cycladic site famous for "Dhaskalio" and the concentration of broken marble figurines.

Palace of Knossos (Week 2)

The largest and most famous Minoan palace site on Crete, associated with the labyrinth and King Minos.

Major Bronze Age citadel on the Greek mainland, featuring Cyclopean walls, the Lion Gate, and Shaft Graves.

Euboean settlement active during the Protogeometric period, famous for its monumental apsidal building containing wealthy elite burials.

Phoenicians (Map region)

Coastal region of the Levant (modern-day Lebanon, coastal Syria, and northern Israel) known for seafaring city-states like Tyre, Sidon, and Byblos.

Major Panhellenic sanctuary in the Peloponnese dedicated to Zeus, site of the ancient Olympic Games.

Panhellenic sanctuary on the slopes of Mount Parnassus housing the Oracle of Apollo and the Pythian Games.

Kerameikos Cemetery (Week 6)

The primary cemetery of ancient Athens, located just outside the Dipylon Gate, famous for monumental grave markers like large geometric amphorae and stele.

Phaleron Cemetery (Week 6)

An early coastal cemetery of Athens containing diverse burial customs, including mass graves and evidence of political unrest or execution.

Region of central Italy (primarily modern Tuscany, parts of Umbria and Lazio) inhabited by the Etruscan civilization.

François Tomb (Week 7)

Etruscan chamber tomb in Vulci famous for its extensive and unique fresco paintings depicting mythological and historical scenes of local Etruscan and Roman conflict.

Greek colony (apoikia) on the southwestern coast of Sicily known for its monumental Archaic and Classical temples.

Classical Athens (Week 8)

The dominant cultural, naval, and democratic political powerhouse of 5th-century BCE Greece.

The Athenian Acropolis (Week 8)

The sacred high rock of Athens rebuilt under Pericles in the mid-5th century BCE to house monumental structures like the Parthenon, Erechtheion, and Temple of Athena Nike.

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Question	Answer
Keros (Week 1)	Early Bronze Age Cycladic site famous for "Dhaskalio" and the concentration of broken marble figurines.
Palace of Knossos (Week 2)	The largest and most famous Minoan palace site on Crete, associated with the labyrinth and King Minos.
Mycenae (Week 2)	Major Bronze Age citadel on the Greek mainland, featuring Cyclopean walls, the Lion Gate, and Shaft Graves.
Lefkandi (Week 5)	Euboean settlement active during the Protogeometric period, famous for its monumental apsidal building containing wealthy elite burials.
Phoenicians (Map region)	Coastal region of the Levant (modern-day Lebanon, coastal Syria, and northern Israel) known for seafaring city-states like Tyre, Sidon, and Byblos.
Olympia (Week 5)	Major Panhellenic sanctuary in the Peloponnese dedicated to Zeus, site of the ancient Olympic Games.
Delphi (Week 6)	Panhellenic sanctuary on the slopes of Mount Parnassus housing the Oracle of Apollo and the Pythian Games.
Kerameikos Cemetery (Week 6)	The primary cemetery of ancient Athens, located just outside the Dipylon Gate, famous for monumental grave markers like large geometric amphorae and stele.
Phaleron Cemetery (Week 6)	An early coastal cemetery of Athens containing diverse burial customs, including mass graves and evidence of political unrest or execution.
Etruria (Map region)	Region of central Italy (primarily modern Tuscany, parts of Umbria and Lazio) inhabited by the Etruscan civilization.
François Tomb (Week 7)	Etruscan chamber tomb in Vulci famous for its extensive and unique fresco paintings depicting mythological and historical scenes of local Etruscan and Roman conflict.
Selinunte (Week 7)	Greek colony (apoikia) on the southwestern coast of Sicily known for its monumental Archaic and Classical temples.
Classical Athens (Week 8)	The dominant cultural, naval, and democratic political powerhouse of 5th-century BCE Greece.
The Athenian Acropolis (Week 8)	The sacred high rock of Athens rebuilt under Pericles in the mid-5th century BCE to house monumental structures like the Parthenon, Erechtheion, and Temple of Athena Nike.

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