PPT-Agamemnon He came from Mycenae.

His wifes name is Clytemnaestra He was the brother of Menelaus and the son of Atreus He killed his uncle to get back his throne He had four children C hrysothemis E lectra I. Identifying the Roots of Greek Civilization. HA 1.2. In this activity you will be able to…. Identify and analyze six Minoan and six Mycenaean artifacts. Match Minoan and Mycenaean artifacts and identify similarities and differences among them. . Iliad. Re-cap of Book I. Apollo is mad that Agamemnon (son of . Atreus. ) has stolen . Chryseis. (daughter of Apollo’s priest, . Chryses. ). Chryses. comes to the camp and says that the . Achaians. The Passage. “There is the sea. and who will drain it dry? Precious as silver,. inexhaustible, ever-new, it breeds the more we reap it – . tides on tides of crimson dye our robes blood-red.. Our lives are based on wealth, my king,. Orestes and his friend . Pylades. find Iphigenia still alive and serving the temple of Artemis in the land of the . Taurians. . (the Crimea of Southern Russia today). . Aeschylus trilogy. 5. th. c. BC. Objectives . SWBAT- read and identify primary documents and make connections between myth and real life.. Homeric Epics. Epic. = long poem about a hero, important to a culture. Homer. = probable author, lived around 750 BCE . Aeschylus’ . Agamemnon. 2. Agenda. Tragedy in Performance. “Words, Endless Words”—Role . of the Chorus. Recap & Update. Tragic Patterns, Tragic Themes in Aeschylus’ . Agamemnon. Discussion. Iliad. Book 11. Classical Civilisation. The . aristeia. is a type of scene in the . Iliad. in which a hero in battle has his finest moments (. aristos. = best). Such is the ferocity of the hero's efforts, an . Aeschylus’ . Agamemnon. 1. Agenda. Discussion: Clytaemnestra. Victim? Monster? Other?. Recap & Update. Play Intro, Aeschylean Patterns. 27-Sep-17. aeschylus agamemnon 1. 2. Discussion: Clytaemnestra. PatroClus. THE TROJAN . WAR. BY STATHIS, PHOTIS, JOHN & . KOSTAS (2. ND. GROUP, f2). Agamemnon. . In Greek mythology, Agamemnon was the son of king Atreus and queen . Aerope. of Mycenae, the brother of Menelaus, the husband of Clytemnestra and the father of Iphigenia, Electra, Orestes and . Oresteia. Part 1: . Agamemnon. Red-figure vase painting: Aegisthus slays Agamemnon. In Aeschylus’ . Oresteia. , Clytemnestra commits the murder.. Let’s Go to the Movies. https://goo.gl/hTo3Ds. Gendered (?) . Aulis. 1. Why??. Why?. Clip, Michael Cacoyannis’ . Iphigenia. . (1977). That’s why?.... IPHIGENIA. It is unthinkable that this . man [Achilles] . should pit himself against the whole of Argos . Oresteia. Part 1: . Agamemnon. Red-figure vase painting: Aegisthus slays Agamemnon. In Aeschylus’ . Oresteia. , Clytemnestra commits the murder.. Let’s Go to the Movies. https://goo.gl/hTo3Ds. Gendered (?) . Aulis. 1. Why??. Why?. Clip, Michael Cacoyannis’ . Iphigenia. . (1977). That’s why?.... IPHIGENIA. It is unthinkable that this . man [Achilles] . should pit himself against the whole of Argos . 1. 15: The End: . 1. Troy. Heinrich Schliemann . (1871-3, 1878-9,. 1882-3, 1888-90). 15: The End: . 2. 15: The End: . 2. Troy VI-VIIA, Homer's "Troy" (1800-1200). 15: The End: . 3. 15: The End: .