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Life in Classical Greece - Religion
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Athena – a myth showing the god’s character — Arachne 30 minLesson1.1
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Athena – the Parthenon 30 minLesson1.2
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Athena – the Panathenaia 30 minLesson1.3
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Dionysus – a myth showing the god’s character — Midas 30 minLesson1.4
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Dionysus – Theatre of Dionysus 30 minLesson1.5
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Dionysus – City Dionysia 30 minLesson1.6
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Life in Classical Greece - Citizenship
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Those included as citizens 30 minLesson2.1
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Those excluded from citizenship 30 minLesson2.2
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Duties and responsibilities of a citizen 30 minLesson2.3
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Life in Classical Greece - Democracy
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The Assembly (Ecclesia) 30 minLesson3.1
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Ostracism 30 minLesson3.2
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Law courts — trials, juries, the fairness of the system 30 minLesson3.3
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Life in Classical Greece - Daily life
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The house — design, facilities and use 30 minLesson4.1
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Birth (including infant exposure), childhood, marriage 30 minLesson4.2
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Education — boys and girls (inc. music and athletics) 30 minLesson4.3
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Work — for women (domestic work) 30 minLesson4.4
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Work – for men (potters, shoemakers, metalworkers, farmers) 30 minLesson4.5
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Work – the market place (agora) 30 minLesson4.6
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Slaves — becoming a slave, sale and factors affecting price, work and treatment 30 minLesson4.7
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Leisure — food and meals including dinner parties/symposia 30 minLesson4.8
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Classical Literature - Oedipus
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Leadership 30 minLesson5.1
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Fate versus free will 30 minLesson5.2
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Women in society 30 minLesson5.3
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Classical Literature - Medea
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Conflict 30 minLesson6.1
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Women in society 30 minLesson6.2
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Heroism 30 minLesson6.3
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Classical Literature - Aeneid
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Heroism 30 minLesson7.1
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Leadership 30 minLesson7.2
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Fate versus free will 30 minLesson7.3
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Conflict 30 minLesson7.4
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Women in society 30 minLesson7.5
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Life in the Roman world - Pompeii - Eruption
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Pliny’s account of the eruption of Vesuvius 30 minLesson8.1
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Warning signs of the eruption 30 minLesson8.2
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Stages of the eruption 30 minLesson8.3
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Effects of the eruption 30 minLesson8.4
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Victims/casts 30 minLesson8.5
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Life in the Roman world - Pompeii - Religion
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Importance of honouring the gods 30 minLesson9.1
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Household religion — daily worship of household gods (the Lares, Penates and Vesta), the shrine 30 minLesson9.2
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Public religion — a Pompeian temple and its typical features, sacrifice, emperor worship, public holidays/festivals, taxes used to pay for temple building 30 minLesson9.3
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Mystery religions — Isis, Villa of Mysteries/Bacchus 30 minLesson9.4
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Life in the Roman world - Pompeii - Leisure and entertainment
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Baths — design of the bath house including rooms and the heating system, the typical experience and activities of a visitor to the bath house 30 minLesson10.1
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Theatre — design of the large theatre; experience of the audience — what they would see, feel and hear 30 minLesson10.2
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Amphitheatre — design of the building; the entertainment on offer; experience of the audience — what they would see, hear and feel 30 minLesson10.3
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Dinner parties — dining practices, food and entertainment 30 minLesson10.4
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Life in the Roman world - Pompeii - Making a living
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Laundry/fullers — activities and conditions of work 30 minLesson11.1
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Bakeries — activities and conditions of work 30 minLesson11.2
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Snack bars (thermopolia) — activities and conditions of work 30 minLesson11.3
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The forum as a market place — shops/stalls and services 30 minLesson11.4
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