The History Of Ancient Greek Artefacts

The first Aulos instrument was created in Ancient Greece

5000 BCE

The first Large Cycladic Marble Kandia was created

3200 BCE

The Aulos was first depicted on a Cyclade Sculpture

2700 BCE

The Egyptians adopted the Large Cycladic Marble Kandila

1627 BCE

The first Aulos recordings were performed

1400 BCE

The first Olympic games were held where the Aulos was played in a muscial contest

776 BCE

The Doric Order and the Ionic Order were created

750 BCE

The Sanctuary of Poseidon was built at Isthmia using Doric Order Styled columns

700 BCE

The Temple of Hera was built at Olympus using Doric styled columns

650 BCE

The Temple of Hera was built on Samos using Ionic styled columns

570 BCE

The Temple of Apollo was constructed at Corinth using Doric styled Columns

550 BCE

The Temple of Artemis was built in Ephesus using Ionic styled columns, also known as one of the Seven Wonders Of The Ancient World

550 BCE

The Parthenon in Athens was constructed using Doric styled columns

447 BCE

The Temple dedicated to Athena Nike was constructed on the Acropolis in Athens using Ionic styled columns

425 BCE

Theban musicians invented an Aulos with metal keys and rings

400 BCE

The Temple of Zeus was constructed at Nemea using Doric styled columns

330 BCE

The remnants of the latest surviving Aulos were created

300 BCE