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This is a picture of the entrance of the Ancient Greece Olympic games. This religious gathering honored the gods through the contest of pankration, running, jumping, etc.

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Pithos are large vessels or jars that were used for the storage of food. Later on, they were used as graves, and were made to preserve dead bodies before cremation.

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This was a device to randomly vote people for certain offices in their government or political system. They would put their pinakia in the holes or column to be selected randomly.

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Helmets were used in battle to protect the head from injury. Mycenaeans would also, often, decorate their helmets to help each other identify one another on the battlefield, as well as to intimidate their opponents.

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An ostracon was a broken piece of pottery from a vase that was written on and used for ostracism. This was a process of voting someone to be exile from the city-state when they felt that their established democracy was threatened, however; many took the advantage to just vote out people they did not like.

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This is a marble slab, engraved with musical notations that create hymns to Apollo. It contains melodies and music notes that can be played on an instrument or sang by a choir.

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The sculpture depicts the god Hermes holding Zeus' son, Dionysus. This sculpture was made to honor Hermes, one of the many gods Greeks worshiped.

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The Delphi Theater was used to perform musical contests for the god Apollo. They used these musical contests to bring honor, respect, and worship to him.