Cycladic
(adjective)
of, or relating to the Cyclades
Examples of Cycladic in the following topics:
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Sculpture of the Cyclades
- The Cyclades is a group of Greek islands in the Aegean Sea encircling the island of Delos .
- Indigenous civilization on the Cyclades reached its high point during the Bronze Age.
- Cycladic art is best known for its small scale marble figurines.
- Male figures are also found in Cycladic grave sites.
- A Cycladic male figure with the harp.
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Introduction to Ancient Greece
- The Cycladic civilization, around the Cyclades Islands, thrived from 3,000 to 2,000 BCE.
- Little is known about the Cycladic civilization because they left no written records.
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The Neopalatial Period
- Minoans began to settle in colonies away from Crete, including on the islands of the Cyclades, Rhodes, and in Egypt.
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The Minoans
- Minoans began to settle in colonies away from Crete, including on the islands of the Cyclades, Rhodes, and in Egypt.
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Delphi and Greek Treasuries
- The Siphnian Treasury was built for the polis of Siphnos, a city-state that occupied a Cycladic island.
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Minoan Painting
- The Minoans settled on other islands besides Crete, including the volcanic, Cycladic island of Thera (present-day Santorini).
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The Rise of Classical Greece
- In 490 BCE, a second force was sent to Greece across the Aegean Sea, successfully subjugating the Cyclades, though the Persians were defeated by the Athenians at the Battle of Marathon, putting a halt to Darius’s plan until his death in 486 BCE.