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1600 BC–1100 BC - Beginning of Mycenaean Period 

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1600 BC–1100 BC - Beginning of Mycenaean Period 

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630 BCE – First building remains on the Acropolis.

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630 BCE – First building remains on the Acropolis.

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A day in the life of an ancient Athenian - Robert Garland. This video shows how Athens did democracy.

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Before that it was Monarchy, Oligarchy, Tyranny before democracy was introduced in 507 BC. Athens was the founder of democracy. However, democracy is not how it used to be today. Many countries have now use democracy, including Australia. Athens was not a full democracy as many people could not vote, as only citizens, (you had to be male, born from two Athenian parents, over eighteen years old, and complete your military service), could have a say. Women, children were not considered citizens. Democracy means Power to The People.

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A day in the life of an ancient Athenian - Robert Garland

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The Parthenon at current time at night. (Image credit: istockphoto.com)

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447 BCE – Parthenon construction begins.

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447 BCE – Parthenon construction begins.

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The parthenon is also our artifact. Our Parthenon is from the time of ancient Greece

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438 BCE - Opening of the Parthenon after 9 years in construction.

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438 BCE - Opening of the Parthenon after 9 years in construction.

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An artwork from ancient Athens showing the soldiers in battle during the Peloponnesian War (Image credit: thestrategybridge.org)

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The Peloponnesian War was a war fought in ancient Greece between Athens and Sparta—the two most powerful city-states in ancient Greece at the time. (Source: National Geographic)

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430-429 BCE - Plague of Athens and death of Pericles.

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430-429 BCE - Plague of Athens and death of Pericles.

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Pericles was a Athenian statesman who played a huge part of Athenian democracy. The Plague of Athens wasn't only a terrible plague, but it was in the middle of the Peloppensian war.

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404 BCE - The Peloponnesian war has ended. Sparta gaining victory.

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404 BCE - The Peloponnesian war has ended. Sparta gaining victory.

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This then shifted the power from Athens to Sparta, making Sparta the most powerful city-state.

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387 BCE - Sparta attacks the Athenian port of Piraeus.

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387 BCE - Sparta attacks the Athenian port of Piraeus.

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Thebes fought against Sparta and Athens. Theban general Epaminondas is killed.

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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86 BCE - The Roman general Sulla sacks Athens and the port of Piraeus

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86 BCE - The Roman general Sulla sacks Athens and the port of Piraeus

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86 BCE - Siege of Athens by the Roman general Sulla. Agora is destroyed.

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86 BCE - Siege of Athens by the Roman general Sulla. Agora is destroyed.

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267 CE  - The Goths sack Athens, Corinth, Sparta, and Argos.

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267 CE  - The Goths sack Athens, Corinth, Sparta, and Argos.

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267 CE - Agora of Athens burned by invading Herulians.

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267 CE - Agora of Athens burned by invading Herulians.