Database: Ancient Greek houses - Revision history

imported>Soranin at 23:00, 18 May 2024

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	An Ancient [[Greece\|Greek]] house was the living place of the family and their servants. The general plan of a Greek house was built around a courtyard. Several rooms with different functions were placed around the courtyard, which was the main source of daylight into these rooms. One would approach the house by means of a gateway where the guests could stand and have discussion before knocking. The door opened into the courtyard, surrounded by a colonnade and various rooms. In the courtyard there stood an altar for the domestic cults. Among the various rooms around the courtyard could be found a kitchen, a bathroom, a living room, bedrooms, and storage rooms. Houses often had a second floor where there would be some bedrooms and rooms dedicated to women and children. In the house, ''{{Wiki\|oikos}}'' in Ancient Greek, the women were generally in charge of management, which was called in Greek the ''[[wikt:οἰκονομία\|oikonomia]]'', a word that gave our modern "[[economy]]".		An Ancient [[Greece\|Greek]] house was the living place of the family and their servants. The general plan of a Greek house was built around a courtyard. Several rooms with different functions were placed around the courtyard, which was the main source of daylight into these rooms. One would approach the house by means of a gateway where the guests could stand and have discussion before knocking. The door opened into the courtyard, surrounded by a colonnade and various rooms. In the courtyard there stood an altar for the domestic cults. Among the various rooms around the courtyard could be found a kitchen, a bathroom, a living room, bedrooms, and storage rooms. Houses often had a second floor where there would be some bedrooms and rooms dedicated to women and children. In the house, ''{{Wiki\|oikos}}'' in Ancient Greek, the women were generally in charge of management, which was called in Greek the ''[[wikt:οἰκονομία\|oikonomia]]'', a word that gave our modern "[[economy]]".
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imported>Soranin at 00:17, 16 February 2024

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	An Ancient [[Greece\|Greek]] house was the living place of the family and their servants. The general plan of a Greek house was built around a courtyard. Several rooms with different functions were placed around the courtyard, which was the main source of daylight into these rooms. One would approach the house by means of a gateway where the guests could stand and have discussion before knocking. The door opened into the courtyard, surrounded by a colonnade and various rooms. In the courtyard there stood an altar for the domestic cults. Among the various rooms around the courtyard could be found a kitchen, a bathroom, a living room, bedrooms, and storage rooms. Houses often had a second floor where there would be some bedrooms and rooms dedicated to women and children. In the house, ''{{Wiki\|oikos}}'' in Ancient Greek, the women were generally in charge of management, which was called in Greek the ''[[wikt:οἰκονομία\|oikonomia]]'', a word that gave our modern "[[economy]]".		An Ancient [[Greece\|Greek]] house was the living place of the family and their servants. The general plan of a Greek house was built around a courtyard. Several rooms with different functions were placed around the courtyard, which was the main source of daylight into these rooms. One would approach the house by means of a gateway where the guests could stand and have discussion before knocking. The door opened into the courtyard, surrounded by a colonnade and various rooms. In the courtyard there stood an altar for the domestic cults. Among the various rooms around the courtyard could be found a kitchen, a bathroom, a living room, bedrooms, and storage rooms. Houses often had a second floor where there would be some bedrooms and rooms dedicated to women and children. In the house, ''{{Wiki\|oikos}}'' in Ancient Greek, the women were generally in charge of management, which was called in Greek the ''[[wikt:οἰκονομία\|oikonomia]]'', a word that gave our modern "[[economy]]".
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imported>Lady Kyashira at 13:52, 23 November 2023

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	An Ancient [[Greece\|Greek]] house was the living place of the family and their servants. The general plan of a Greek house was built around a courtyard. Several rooms with different functions were placed around the courtyard, which was the main source of daylight into these rooms. One would approach the house by means of a gateway where the guests could stand and have discussion before knocking. The door opened into the courtyard, surrounded by a colonnade and various rooms. In the courtyard there stood an altar for the domestic cults. Among the various rooms around the courtyard could be found a kitchen, a bathroom, a living room, bedrooms, and storage rooms. Houses often had a second floor where there would be some bedrooms and rooms dedicated to women and children. In the house, ''{{Wiki\|oikos}}'' in Ancient Greek, the women were generally in charge of management, which was called in Greek the ''[[wikt:οἰκονομία\|oikonomia]]'', a word that gave our modern "[[economy]]".		An Ancient [[Greece\|Greek]] house was the living place of the family and their servants. The general plan of a Greek house was built around a courtyard. Several rooms with different functions were placed around the courtyard, which was the main source of daylight into these rooms. One would approach the house by means of a gateway where the guests could stand and have discussion before knocking. The door opened into the courtyard, surrounded by a colonnade and various rooms. In the courtyard there stood an altar for the domestic cults. Among the various rooms around the courtyard could be found a kitchen, a bathroom, a living room, bedrooms, and storage rooms. Houses often had a second floor where there would be some bedrooms and rooms dedicated to women and children. In the house, ''{{Wiki\|oikos}}'' in Ancient Greek, the women were generally in charge of management, which was called in Greek the ''[[wikt:οἰκονομία\|oikonomia]]'', a word that gave our modern "[[economy]]".
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An Ancient [[Greece|Greek]] house was the living place of the family and their servants. The general plan of a Greek house was built around a courtyard. Several rooms with different functions were placed around the courtyard, which was the main source of daylight into these rooms. One would approach the house by means of a gateway where the guests could stand and have discussion before knocking. The door opened into the courtyard, surrounded by a colonnade and various rooms. In the courtyard there stood an altar for the domestic cults. Among the various rooms around the courtyard could be found a kitchen, a bathroom, a living room, bedrooms, and storage rooms. Houses often had a second floor where there would be some bedrooms and rooms dedicated to women and children. In the house, ''{{Wiki|oikos}}'' in Ancient Greek, the women were generally in charge of management, which was called in Greek the ''[[wikt:οἰκονομία|oikonomia]]'', a word that gave our modern "[[economy]]".
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