10 Interesting Fact About The history and cultural significance of the ancient Greek civilization

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• Ancient Greece is known as one of the most advanced civilizations at that time, with many achievements in the fields of art, philosophy, mathematics, and science.
• Ancient Greece produces many famous figures such as Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle, who are still being studied and respected today.
• Modern Olympiad originates from the ancient Olympics held at Olympia every four years as a form of respect for Dewa Zeus.
• Ancient Greece is also known as the birthplace of theater, with many dramas and comedy made and staged in theater.
• Ancient Greece has many myths and legends, including stories about gods and heroes such as Zeus, Poseidon, Herkules, and Achilles.
• Sports events such as running, boxing, wrestling, and javelin throwing become an important part of ancient Greek culture, and famous athletes such as Milo from Kroton are respected as heroes.
• Ancient Greece also has a long history of producing wine and olive oil, which is still produced and consumed today.
• Ancient Greece has many important cities such as Athens, Sparta, and Corinth, which became the center of culture and political power at that time.
• Ancient Greece is influenced by many other cultures such as Egypt and Persia, and has a lot of contact with these cultures through trade and war.
• Ancient Greece finally fell into the hands of Roman in the 2nd century BC, but many cultural and intellectual heritage produced by ancient Greece still survived and affected the world today.