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A statue with perfect detail

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Some coins believed to be from ancient Argos

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Greek alphabet

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The stadium found in Argos

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Argos lasted through Rome, and for a very long time, too!

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Argos was the second oldest city-state in ancient Greece.

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A map of ancient Greece

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Argos has left many things behind. Their statues gave us some idea of what their take on perfect humanity was. They have contributed these sculptures to our studies about Greek art and architecture (mosaic tiles, the uncovered stadium). Greece wouldn't have been known as well as it is today without its architecture. Argos wasn't the biggest city-state, but it was the centrifuge of trade and that's pretty cool.

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Greece had their own alphabet that they used. They developed it from Phoenician language, give or take a few letters. Their alphabet had twenty-four letters instead of today's twenty-six, and is still used today but as mathematic symbols. Their alphabet was the alpha-beta-omega (not necessarily in order) alphabet. All of ancient Greece used this language, instead of each city-state having their own. It was one of the very few things that bonded all of the city-states together. Many ancient Greek students didn't know much about themselves. They only knew what was written down. Most of these records didn't include facts about the priest, either.

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Argos was a very religious city-state but they never abided by a certain religion.

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Argos believed in many, many gods and goddesses. Their gods and goddesses were always 'there' to their firm believers, and the believers believed that their actions were influenced by the gods. A belief from Argos is that Argos was made by (Argos) the son of Zeus. Hera and Poseidon had an argument of who would become the funding for the city-state. Hera won and became patron (funding), but Poseidon got revenge by drying out the land (Poseidon is god of the sea). Often there would be festivals in honor of the gods. Events included feasts, large sacrifices, and parades.

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In modern times, people discovered multiple interesting remains/artifacts from Argos. Some of these remains include a stadium, armor, Roman sculptures (Argos lasted through Rome), mosaic tile floors, and geometric pottery. Today, these items reside in a museum (besides the stadium, of course). Another thing made was sculptures. Artists would make them with the intent of creating the ideal human form. The statues were made with impeccable detail from stone.

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Ancient Argos was not the biggest city-state. Those two spots were claimed by Athens, and especially Sparta, which many people in modern times make references to daily. But Argos was something. They became the centrifuge of trade, and then a great ally to Sparta, and then Corinth later on.

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