Ancient Greece Interactive 3D Map and Timeline
By Micah's Learning Resources
A 3D interactive map and timeline of ancient Greek history that shows where and in what order events happened. Students step through 22 events from the Minoan peak at Knossos around 1900 BCE to the Roman conquest in 86 BCE. The satellite map flies to each place and tilts so mountains, islands and coastlines show in 3D. What's inside - One interactive HTML file with a 3D satellite map of the Aegean world - 22 timeline events: Minoan peak, Thera eruption, Trojan War, first Olympics, start of democracy, Marathon, Thermopylae, Salamis, Golden Age of Athens, Peloponnesian War, death of Socrates, founding of Alexandria, Roman conquest - 25 marked places including Knossos, Mycenae, Troy, Olympia, Delphi, Sparta, Athens, Ephesus, Pella, Rhodes and Alexandria - Pop-up cards at each place with era, why it matters and a Did You Know fact - Google Earth integration for exploring any location in full 3D How it works - Students enter the timeline and read the date, title and description of each event - The map flies to each place and tilts to show the surrounding land - Pop-ups explain why each place matters and share extra facts - Students can zoom, pan and rotate the map freely - One button opens any place in Google Earth for a deeper look Topics covered - Ancient Greek history from the Minoans to the Roman conquest - The geography of ancient Greece and the Aegean - Key battles, rulers and cultural events - The rise and fall of Athens, Sparta and Macedon What you download - One file that
Find it on: Gumroad, Kitchen Table Curriculum, Classful