Bronze Age Greece
Museum Field Projects

Minoan Linear A Script

 

Bronze Age Greece Index  I Neolithic Period  I  The Minoans 
Mycenaean  I Troy 

   Books are not enough.  A student  of Ancient  Greek civilizations will need to visit museums to view the wonderful things that have been produced by the people.  Sculptures, furniture, pottery, and ceramics reflect the values of the artists of the period. 

   A viewer of an artifact can learn much about a historic period by studying the works of that period.  Visit a museum, take notes, and do look carefully at the artifacts on display.   Museums that are excellent for the study of  Greek History include the Walters' Gallery in Baltimore, the Philadelphia Museum of Art, and the Metropolitan Museum in New York.

   A record of the project should be made and  include useful and interesting information that seems importation to you. Comment on your  observations of the objects that you are studying.  When you have completed the museum project, if you have any overall comments about the collection, record them. 

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