CLA 2323 Lecture 12: CLA2323A Full Leture notes for the semester

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Professor David Sacks
Midterm - 15th May 2018 - 37%
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Map Quiz - 29th May - 5%
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Final - 13th-15th June - 58%
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Evaluation
Joey ficocelli
Ted Malcomson
TA-s:
Tuesdays - cby03
Thurdays - DMS1160
Short answers - factual
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Essay answers - 2 paragraphs and synthesize
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Midterm and Final:
Outline - Greek Mythology
Monday, April 30, 2018
11:03 PM
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Has a daughter Persepherone
Friendly Character -
Demeter - Goddess of Harvest and Wheat, Barley
Dionysus - god of wine, grapes
Gifted to Athens - Olive tree
Athena - wisdom, Technologies
Resources
Specifically in agricultural resources4e333333
Very important on trades and exports
Where do they overlap?
Not just spoilt personalities
Patrons
What they meant to the ancient Greece?
Ancient Greece:
In the east, modern day Turkey of ancient Greece
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And close to italy and Aisa Minor
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Mountains are islands in the wateer
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Eastern coasts of Turkey were Greek
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Always continuity between Aisa Minor and Greece
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Triton
Aprodite
Castor and
More gods related to sea
God of Sea - Poseidon
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Only about 20% of the land is farmable
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Another 10% in
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Not much of the land is fertile to grow crops
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Food was always questionable
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Gods that could help with the condition of the soil were celebrated
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Athena popular amongst the countryside folk
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Barley was easy to grow
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Fruit trees included promegrante
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Meat was expensive
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Beans
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Mount olympus - Home of the Gods
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Many individual gods were associated with each mountain
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Nymphs - young, semi-devine woman that embody the purity of the mountain, and trees
and forests
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Used to build statues, temples
Compressed limestone geologically - MARBLE
Zeus born in a cave
Cave is the intimate approach to connect to gods
Greeks believed the caves lining the peninsula was the entrance to the
underworld
Cave formation of limestone geologically
Mountains contributed a lot to Greek culture due to LIMESTONE
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Very little surface water
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- Jagged peninsula going into the mediterrean
Lecture 1 - The Land of Greece
Tuesday, May 1, 2018
5:17 PM
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Scortching heat - most plants don't survive
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Only trees that survive - pears, and pomegranate, date, sesame
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Winter in Greece is like mid April in Ottawa
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Greeks sowed the land with grains mid-october
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Plants grew in winter
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Farming calender was different
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Grain harvest was May
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West side got more rainfall than east side
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These situations impacted their religious beliefs and civilizations
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Plant the crops and then pray to Zeus
Necessity for life
Greeks saw religion as practical measure
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The climate of Greece - summer is the barren season
It was all taken seriously
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Religion was part of life
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A person was accused of questioning the existence of Gods was executed
Associated with Demeter
Pigs - didn't need a lot of room, and they ate anything
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Associated with Appolo
Bulls - expensive
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Cattle
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Goats
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Sheep
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Ox
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Domesticated animals helped people
They were sacrificed to the deities and associated with them.
Wild animals were never sacrificed to the deities - ALWAYS ONLY DOMESTICATED animals
sacrificed.
Agean sea
Greek sea - connected to Italy
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Martin Bernal believes that understanding Ancient Greece lies not in West Asia but in
AFRICA - specially Egypt
Widely held misconception
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A socially powerful traditional story
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A myth is a narrative, a set of events structured into a sequence.
Story - lest problematic
Stories were transmitted from teller to teller, often from generation to
generation
A story whose origin has been forgotten
Tradition
Narratives which occupy a highly significant position within the societies
that retell them
Social power
3 elements
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What is a myth?
Hellenic- Greek
Hellenistic - to designate the period from the death of the Alexander the Great to the Battle of
Actium ( 323BC to 31 BC)
Archaic period - 700-500BC
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Document Summary

Demeter - goddess of harvest and wheat, barley. In the east, modern day turkey of ancient greece. Only about 20% of the land is farmable. Not much of the land is fertile to grow crops. Gods that could help with the condition of the soil were celebrated. Many individual gods were associated with each mountain. Nymphs - young, semi-devine woman that embody the purity of the mountain, and trees and forests. Mountains contributed a lot to greek culture due to limestone. Cave is the intimate approach to connect to gods. Greeks believed the caves lining the peninsula was the entrance to the underworld. The climate of greece - summer is the barren season. Only trees that survive - pears, and pomegranate, date, sesame. Winter in greece is like mid april in ottawa. West side got more rainfall than east side. These situations impacted their religious beliefs and civilizations. Plant the crops and then pray to zeus.

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