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323 BCE
Start of Hellenistic Period
After Alexander the Great conquested, greek politics changed bringing on a new era, The Hellenistic Period. This period started when Alexander died. -
Period: 322 BCE to 320 BCE
First successor war between Alexander's Successors
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312 BCE
Seleucos conquers Babylon and begins the Seleucid dynasty
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Period: 287 BCE to 212 BCE
The life of Archimedes
Archimedes was a famous Mathematician and scientist who discovered the basics of how volume worked and the invention of a catapult. -
276 BCE
Celts invade Thrace and Anatolia
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224 BCE
Earthquake destroys Colossus of Rhodes
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83 BCE
Tigranes II invades and destroys the Seleucid Empire
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31 BCE
End of the Hellenistic Period
The Hellenistic period ended after the Battle of Actium, when Octavian (later known as Emperor Augustus) defeats Cleopatra of Egypt.