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2 MDS2/3 TGW Ancient Greece: Early Athens Gillian Shepherd
3 Photo Gillian Shepherd The Agora
4 Athens in the 7 th century BC Signs of a wealthy elite class in Dark Age Athens 7 th century Athens ruled by the Eupatridai ( well born ) ie an aristocratic class NB archon = magistrate NB tyrant from Greek tyrannos Failed attempt at tyranny c. 632 BC by Kylon (married to daughter of Theagenes, tyrant of Megara: Herod. 5.71) c Dracon produced first written Athenian law code ( Draconian ) Tensions between rich and poor Image Source Page: h7p:// Late Geometric Dipylon Vase
5 For a long time there was stasis [= civil strife] between the notables and the masses. For the Athenian constitution was in all respects an oligarchy [= rule by the few], and the poor were enslaved to the rich themselves, their children and their wives the whole land belonged to a few men. The hardest and bitterest aspect of their life as citizens was that they were slaves. They had other complaints as well, for they had no share in anything at all Aristotle(?) Constitution of Athens 2
6 Image source page: h7p://archeoporaolio.efrome.it/megara/picturesgallery/promenade.jpg Megara Hyblaea (archaic city - detail)
7 Photo Gillian Shepherd The Agora
8 No.1: Solon Archon 594/3 Introduced a set of reforms including: A new law code Cancellation of debts Grants of citizenship to immigrant craftsmen Ban on export of agricultural products other than olive oil Organisation of Athenian citizens into 4 property classes: Pentakosiomedimnoi (500+ medimnoi) Hippeis (300+ medimnoi) Zeugitai (nb hoplites) ( medimnoi) Thetes (less than 200 medimnoi) Creation of the Council of 400 Presented his reforms in poetry
9 After Solon While Solon was away, there was still confusion in the city, but peace reigned for four years. In the fourth year after Solon s rule, however, no archon was elected owing to stasis and again, four years later, the same thing happened. After another four year gap, Damasias was elected archon and held office for two years and two months until he was removed by force. The Athenians then decided to appoint ten archons because of the stasis and they held power for the year after Damasias Aristotle(?) Constitution of Athens 13 In the course of time there was a feud between the men of the coast (Paralioi) under Megakles son of Alkmeon, and the men of the plain (Pedieis) under Lykourgos the son of Aristolaides. Peisistratos, with tyranny in mind, organised a third faction, collecting supporters and taking command of the men of the hills (Hyperakrioi) as they were called. Sounion kouros, c. 580 BC National Museum, Athens Herod Image source: h7p://
10 No.2: Peisistratos (Peisistratids) Tyrant Succeeded by sons Hipparchos (d. 514) and Hippias (overthrown 510) Generally benevolent Furthered Athenian interests through his foreign policy Trade and coinage Centralisation of cults, reorganisation of festivals including: The Great Panathenaia The Great Dionysia (or City Dionysia) moved from Eleutherai? The Mysteries at Eleusis Artemis Brauronia on the Acropolis? Development and monumentalisation of Athens Image Source Page: h7p:// Athenian Wappenmünzen coin 2 nd half of the 6 th cent. BC?
11 Image source: h7p://
12 Image source page: h7p:// Building C: early 6 th cent. Building F: mid 6 th cent. Building D: just after mid 6 th cent.
13 The Heliaia or Aiakeion? Mid 6 th cent. 27 x 31m Photo Gillian Shepherd
14 Image source page: h7p:// Photo Gillian Shepherd The Altar of the 12 Gods (statue base: Leagros the son of Glaukon dedicated this to the 12 gods ) Herod. II.7 the road to Heliopolis is similar in length to the road from the altar of the 12 gods in Athens to the Temple of Olympian Zeus at Pisa IG II2, 2640 (milestone c. 400 BC: the distance to the harbour from the altar of the 12 gods is 45 stades ) Image source page: h7p:// Thuc (dedicated by Peisistratos son of Hippias when he was archon)
15 Image source: h7p:// NB Enneakrounos fountain house
16 Erechtheion The Athenian Acropolis Parthenon Propylaea Temple of Athena Nike Image Source Page: h7p:// acropolis/
17 Image source: h7p:// The Old Temple of Athena (Dörpfeld foundations) Vs the Hekatompedon ( 100 footer ) Image Source Page: h7p://
18 Pedimental Group of lioness Savaging bull, c. 560 Source Page: Hekatompedon_temple Image Source Page: h7p://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/old_temple_of_athena Image Source Page: h7p://spartanqueen.blogspot.com/2010/06/archaic- athens- bluebeard- temple.html Bluebeard, c. 550 Geryon? Typhon? Body Politic?
19 Image Source Page: h7p:// Image Source Page: h7p:// Image Source Page: Gigantomachy pediment
20 Image Source Page: The Introduction of Herakles to Olympus c. 550 Zeus, Hera, (Athena), Herakles, Hermes
21 No. 3: Democracy Photo G. Shepherd next lecture
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