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COLONIES
c. 750 Pithecusa founded
734 Naxus (Sicily) founded
733 Syracuse founded
c. 720 Sybaris founded
706 Taras founded
Chalcis and Eretria begin
colonization of Chalcidice
Colonization in Hellespont and
Propontis begins
Pontus known to Greeks
688 Gela founded
679 Locri Epizephyrii founded
668 (or 659) Byzantium founded
657 Istrus founded
ARCHITECTURE AND ART
c. 725 first stone temple of Artemis Orthia, Sparta
720-690 Early Protocorinthian
Drerus bronze figures
c. 700 first stone temple of Apollo, Corinth
700—600 'Daedalic' style of sculpture
700-675 Early Protoattic
690-670 Middle Protocorinthian I
675-650 Middle Protoattic
670-650 Middle Protocorinthian II
LITERATURE
(The Homeric poems]
730 Humelus fl.
75°
700 Hesiod fl.
675-640 Archilochus fl.
700
c. 650 Thasos founded
Intensive colonization of Pontus
begins
647 Olbia founded
Colonization by Corinth in N.W.
Greece and Illyris
c. 640 Colaeus' voyage to Tartessus
632 Cyrene founded
c. 600 Massalia founded
c. 600 Panticapaeum founded
650-640 Late Protocorinthian
640-625 Transitional Corinthian
650-620 Late Protoattic
Start of Athenian black-figure
625-595 Early Corinthian
First marble
kouroi
First coinage in Lydia
650 Terpander fl.
6;o Callinus fl.
650 Semonides fl.
640 Tyrtaeus fl.
630-625 Mimnermus fl.
Alcman fl.
650
c. 600 temple of Hera, Olympia
600
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THE EAST EGYPT
GRKECH
600
)86 fall of Jerusalem to Babylon
55°
556-5)9 Nabonidus
c. 560-546 Croesus
PERSIAN EMPIRE
559-530 Cyrus
546 Persians take Cyprus
c. 545 Persians take Sardis
5 39
Persians take Babylon
530-522 Cambyses
522—486 Darius
594-589 Psammetichus
592 Nubian expedition
589-570 Apries
570-526 Amasis
525 Persians take Egypt
500
c. 600 Smyrna destroyed
595-590 1st Sacred War
594/3 Solon archon and legislator
c. 585 death of Periander
c. 583 end of tyranny at Corinth
582/80 Damasias archon
582 Cleisthenes wins chariot race at
Olympia
;8i/8o Isthmian Games founded
580 Elis appoints second judge at Ol.
Games
573 Nemean Games founded
566/5 reorganization of Panathenaea
c. ;6o alliance Sparta-Tegea
c. 560 first tyranny of Pisistratus
556/5 Chilon eponymous ephor, Sparta
556/5 end of tyranny at Sicyon
development of Boeotian League
546 Sparta defeats Argos
546/5 battle of Pallene and
establishment of tyranny in Athens
528/7 death of Pisistratus
525/4 Cleisthenes archon
525 or 515 Lygdamis of Naxos deposed
524/3 death of Polycrates
510 Hippias expelled from Athens
c. 506 Athens defeats Chalcis and
Boeotians
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COLONIES
c. 600-550 Siris destroyed
c. 580 Pentathlus fails at Lilybaeum
580 Acragas founded
57'")
5 5
Phalaris of Acragas
Athenian colonization in
Hellespontine region
(•
5 50
Camarina revolt against
Syracuse
c. 540 battle of Alalia
c. 514-512 Dorieus fails at R.
Cinyps
510 Sybaris destroyed by Croton
c. 510 Dorieus fails at Heraclea
ARCHITECTURE AND ART
595-575 Middle Corinthian
c. 580 temple of Artemis, Corcyra
c. 580-570 first major Athena temple, Athens
Acropolis
Komast cups, Sophilos
c. 570 Francois Vase
575—5 50
Late Corinthian
c. 565 first coinage in Aegina ('turtles')
c. 560 first coinage in Athens, Corinth
c. j60 Sicyonian Treasury, Delphi
c. 560 first dipteron, Samos
Little Master cups
c. 550 temple of Artemis, Ephesus, begun
Amasis Painter
c. 550 first coinage in western colonies
548 temple of Apollo, Delphi, destroyed
Exekias
c. 540 second temple of Apollo, Corinth
c. 540 first dipteron, Samos, destroyed
Invention of red-figure
Vix crater
52;
Siphnian Treasury, Delphi
c. 520 'Pisistratid' temple of Athena, Athens
' Alcmaeonid' temple of Apollo, Delphi
c, 520 Athens 'owl' coinage begins
temple of Apollo, P>etria
temple of Aphaea, Aegina
LITERATURE
610-575 Sappho fl.
610-57;
Alcaeus fl.
600-575 Solon fl.
58;
Thales fl.
600
Stesichorus fl.
570-550 Anaximander fl.
550-530 Theognis fl.
545 Anaximenes fl.
540 Hipponax fl.
540-520 Ibycus fl.
534/3 first tragedy in Athens
City Dionysia (Thespis)
575-490 Anacreon
556-468 Simonides
570-475 Xenophanes
525-500 Pythagoras fl.
;00 Hecataeus fl.
500 Heraclitus fl.
550
500
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
ABBREVIATIONS
AJA American Journal
of
Archaeology
AJP American Journal
of
Philology
Anal.
Or.
Analecta Orientalia
Anat.
Stud.
Anatolian
Studies
Anc.
Macedonia
i
Ancient
Macedonia
I:
Papers read
at the
first International
Symposium held
in
Thessaloniki 26-29 August 1968. Institute for Balkan
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Anc.
Macedonia
n
Ancient Macedonia
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19—24
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Annales
du
Service Annales
du
Service des Antiquite's de I'Egypte
Annali 1st.
Ital.
Num.
Annali
dell'
lstituto italiano
di
numismatica
Ann.
Arch. Arabes
Sjr.
Annales
arche'ologiques
arabes de Sjrie
Ant. Class. Antiquite Classique
Arch.
-An%. Archdologischer An^eiger
Arch.
Class. Archeologia Classica
Arch.
Delt. 'ApxaioXoyiKov AtXriov
ARW Archivfur
Religionswissenschaft,
Freiburg
Ath.
Mitt. Athenische Mitteilungen. Mitteilungen
des
deutschen
archdologischen
Instituts, Athenische Abteilung
Atti e
Mem. Soc.
Magna Grecia Atti
e
Memorie del la Societa Magna Grecia
Bui.
Ark.
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BAR British Archaeological Reports
BCH Bulletin de
correspondance hellenique
BICS Bulletin
of
the Institute
of
Classical Studies
of
the University
of
London
Boll. d'Arte Bollettino d'Arte
BSA Annual
of
the
British School
of
Archaeology
at
Athens
BASOR Bulletin
of
the American
Schools
of
Oriental Research
Bull. Arch. Maroc. Bulletin
d'arche'ologie
marocaine
Bull. Inst.
fr.
Caire Bulletin de I'lnstitut franfais
d'archeologie
orientate,
Le
Caire
BUSS Buletin
per
shkencat
shoqerore,
Tirana
BUST Buletin
i
Universitetit Shteteror t'e Tiranes, Seria shkencat shoqerore,
Tirana
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47° ABBREVIATIONS
CAH
The
Cambridge Ancient History
Calif.
Stud.
Class.
Ant.
California Studies
in
Classical Antiquity
Cl. Phil. Classical
Philology
CQ Classical Quarterly
CR Classical Review
CRAI Comptes-rendues
de
I'Academic des inscriptions
et
belles-lettres
Dial,
di
Arch. Dialoghi
di
Archeologia
Eph.
Arch.
Ep.
Chron.
'H7re1.pwTi.Ka.
XpoviKa.
Harv. Theol.
Rev.
Harvard
Theological
Review
Hist. Zeitschr. Historische Zeitschrift
IE] Israel Exploration journal
JDAI Jahrbuch des
deutschen archdologischen
Instituts
JEA Journal
of
Egyptian Archaeology
JHS Journal
of
Hellenic Studies
JNES Journal
of
Near Eastern Studies
Journ.
of
Philol. Journal
of
Philology
Kr.
Chr.
KprjTixa Xpovixa
MAG Mitteilungen
der
Anthropologischen Gesellschaft
in
Wien
Marb.
W. Pr.
Marburger Winckelmannsprogram
Mat.
po
Arch. Rossy Materialy
po
Arkheologii Rossy
Mel. d'arch.
et
d'hist. Melanges
d'arche'ologie
et
d'histoire
Mel
Ecole
franf.
Rome Melanges
de
I'Ecole franfaise de Rome
Mem
Acad.
Roy.
Belg.
Me'moires
de
/'Acddemie royale
de
Belgiaue
Mon.
Ant.
Monumenti Antichi
Num.
Chron. Numismatic Chronicle
Not. Scav. Notice degli
scavi
di
antichita
Op.
Arch. Opuscula Archaeologica
Opusc.
Ath.
Opuscula Atheniensia
PAE ripaKTiKa
TT)S
'ApxatoXoyiKTjs 'Eraipeias
Phil. Trans. Royal
Soc,
London Philosophical Transactions
of
the Royal Society,
London
Prdh.
Zeit. Prdhistorische Zeitschrift
Proc. Amer. Philos.
Soc.
Proceedings
of
the American Philosophical Society
P-W Pauly-Wissowa-Kroll-Mittelhaus,
Real-Encyclopddie
der
classiscben
A Itertumswissenschaft
RDAC Report
of
the Department
of
Antiquities, Cyprus
RE A Revue des Etudes Anciennes
REG Revue des Etudes
Grecques
Rend.
Accad.
Lincei Rendiconti delta Accademia na^ionale
dei
Lincei
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471
Rev. Arch.
Revue Arcbiologique
Rev. Phil.
Revue de
philologie,
de litterature et d'histoire
anciennes
Riv. Stor. dell'Ant. Rivista
storica
dell'antichita
Riv. Stor. Ital. Rivista
storica
Italiana
Riv.
Stud.
Liguri Rivista di studi liguri
Rom Mitt.
Rb'mische
Mitteilungen. Mitteilungen des Deutschen
archdologischen
lnstituts,
Rb'mische
Abteilung
SA Studia Albanica
SIMA Studies
in
Mediterranean Archaeology
TAP A
Transactions
and
Proceedings
of
the
American
Philological
Association
ZAS Zeitschrift fur Agyptische
Sprache
Zeit. Pap. Epigr. Zeitschrift fur
Papyrologie
und Epigraphik
Zeitschr.
deutsch.
Morgenldndische Gesellschaft
Zeitschrift
der deutschen
morgenldnd-
ischen Gesellschaft
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