Ancient Greek Houses

Using Assassin's Creed Odyssey's Discovery Mode, we can see what Ancient Greek houses looked like.
Credit to:
Ubisoft - Assassin's Creed Odyssey

[@mitchellstrauss8187]

This is From Assassisns Creed Odyssey

[@ShadowValleys]

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[@hqef616]

Oikonomia IS economy. It’s the same word. Oikos means home/residence. “Oi” makes the English ee sound, so it’s pronounced ekonomía. Latin i sound. So economi(a)/oikonomia is literally residence-age. The doing of the residence. Thus meaning upkeep.

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[@iris.art111]

This is really helpful thank you very much :) The Discovery mode is very fun yet still educational!

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[@carolmarr6607]

Thank you. The video is lovely

[@zero357none]

I'm just putting it out there because it's kind of tiring for us Greeks when hearing certain letter combinations being read so wrong 🙂 so "οι" and "ει" sound exactly like "η" and "αι" sounds exactly like "ε" and it is highly unlikely from a linguistic point of view, that they were pronounced so differently. 🙂

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It has so many facts

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What

[@ТурсынКаган]

Куда девается дождевая вода? Заливает внутренний дворик?

[@Not-Ap]

Like the Roman's it was probably collected somehow via the central courtyard to be used for later. Roman houses were improved upon by adding a central pool designed just for this.

[@christopherzantiotis]

In the narration, a well or cistern is mentioned... this means that rainwater was collected underneath the courtyard for storage

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[@ТурсынКаган]

@@christopherzantiotis Thank you, now understands. Very good system.

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Nice thank you

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Well done video.

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