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The evolution of Ancient Greek began with Mycenaean Greek in the Bronze Age, transitioning through various dialects like Attic, Ionic, Doric, and Aeolic during the Archaic and Classical periods. These dialects eventually merged into Koine Greek in the Hellenistic era, which became the lingua franca of the eastern Roman Empire and later evolved into Medieval Greek. Concurrently, Greek statue-making art evolved from rigid, stylized forms in the Archaic period to more naturalistic and dynamic representations in the Classical period, culminating in the highly expressive and intricate sculptures of the Hellenistic era

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I love this thread

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this has my interest.

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“The Greek language and its art evolved in parallel—shifting from Mycenaean roots to Koine, just as sculpture transformed from rigid Archaic forms to the expressive mastery of the Hellenistic era. A legacy of refinement and innovation.”

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Great thread Insightful lessons

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Fascinating how both language and art evolved hand in hand, reflecting the changing cultural and philosophical landscapes of each era

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Art is beautiful, going into extinction

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I studied history in college And The cultural and artistic revolution of ancient Greece was a period of immense creativity and innovation that shaped Western civilization. It spanned from the Archaic period (c. 800–500 BCE) through the Classical (c. 500–323 BCE) and Hellenistic (323–31 BCE) periods.

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Ancient Greek evolved from Mycenaean to Koine and later Medieval Greek, while Greek sculpture transitioned from rigid forms in the Archaic period to expressive works in the Hellenistic era.

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