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ATA Shorts: Gaia
It is widely acknowledged that Gaia, also known as Gaea or Ge, is the oldest of all the gods in the Greek pantheon. Gaia is the mother of all life and the sole source of nourishment for all living things, making her the pillar of human civilization and prosperity. According to Homer, a portion of Gaia’s power was bestowed upon each goddess, establishing her status in mythology as an omnipotent…
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Uranus
Hey Friends, This week we are delving into the world of Ancient Greece to learn about Uranus, sometimes spelled Ouranos, the Greek personification of the heavens. Yes, I know there are a lot of inappropriate jokes I can make about both versions of the name but for the sake of my perceived maturity, let’s just not go there. Anyway… Hesiod tells us that Uranus was one of the Greek primordial…
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Spartan Women: Boss Ladies of the Ancient World
This week we are introducing you to the #Women of #Sparta! #SpartanWomen lived a shockingly independant life compared to other #WomeninAntiquity. Stay tuned over the coming weeks to see the follow up focusing on #AthenianWomen!
G’day, friends! In this post, I will provide a short summary of the role of Spartan women!! Firstly, I would like to acknowledge the importance of female presence and voices in the study of History and Archaeology. Many female perspectives in humanities have radically impacted our understanding of history and archaeology. Some include but are not limited to, Professor Mary Beard; Dr Alice…
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Entering Valhalla: An Introduction to the Importance of Studying History
Hey Everyone, This week I want to discuss (in a nutshell) the #importance of studying #history in the hopes that I might inspire some of you on your own #educational journeys! Ive used examples from both the #vikings and #greeks in this one, enjoy!
Hey Everyone, I’m afraid you’re stuck with me today ❤ *and to make it worse, I’m taking you in a completely different direction!* This week I want to discuss (in a nutshell) the importance of studying history in the hopes that I might inspire some of you on your own educational journeys! Don’t be scared to let me know your thoughts below as we are always delighted to hear from our…
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Achilles and Patroclus: Love Conquers All
This week we explored #sexuality in #AncientGreece! Interested in what we had to say? Click below to read our post #Achilles and #Patroclus: #Love Conquers All
*Spoiler alert!!! This post entails the plot and ending of the story of Iliad and Odyssey, The Song of Achilles and the 2004 movie, Troy. If you’re wanting to read or watch without any giveaways, please read this post afterwards.* “We were like gods at the dawning of the world, and our joy was so bright we could see nothing else but the other.” – Madeline Miller, The Song of Achilles,…
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Circe and Odysseus: An Unconventional Love Story
Happy #ValentinesDay People! To stay on theme, this week we are serving you a pretty unconventional #lovestory! If you're ready to dive into the world of #AncientGreece and meet #Circe and #Odysseus click the link below!
Hey you! How have you been!? Thanks for joining me on this most… amorous of days? *If you’re reading this late and thinking ‘Lana, what are you on about?’ – I posted this on Valentine’s Day* This week I am delivering a rather unconventional Valentine’s Day Myth. What? You thought I was going to stick to the tried and tested Cupid and Psyche? Well, Psych! *See what I did there?* No, no dear…
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In ancient Greek mythology, Selene is the goddess of the moon. Her Roman equivalent is the goddess, Luna. Selene is quite literally a personification of the moon itself. She was often depicted as a woman riding horseback or driving her moon-chariot across the heavens at night. The chariot, occasionally described as white, silver, or "bright" was drawn by either two or four white horses. In some instances, Selene’s chariot is said to be drawn by oxen or bulls. Selene is most often described and depicted in ancient sources as a beautiful woman with long hair. Crowned upon her head was the lunar sphere (most commonly known as the crescent moon.) She occasionally had golden wings too! (Not sure why she needs the wings if she has a flying chariot – but oh well!)
Introducing…The real story of Medusa 🐍 Medusa is arguably one of the most famous (or infamous) mythological beings in Ancient Greek story telling. Even today her character often plays the villain in several dimensions of modern pop culture, think Clash of the Titans or the Percy Jackson franchise. Such a curious notoriety leads me to one VERY serious question: If you haven’t heard of her, where have you been?! Greek mythology is *obviously* full of fantastical tales about beasts and monsters, yet we often focus on their demise. I mean obviously the snakes make for a great Halloween costume. But what’s the real story behind Medusa’s slithering locks and stony gaze?