The Greeks Spotlight on Ancient Greeks The Mycenaeans and Homer Greek Settlements The Land of Greece The City-State, Athens Democracy The City at War Naval Warfare Religion and the Gods Temples The Olympic Games The Family Home Greek Women Education Symposium Theaters and Actors Craftsmen Illness and Death Learning and Inventions	Pot Corinth was the most powerful Greek city of the 7th century BC. It had a fine position between the east and west and was a major shipbuilding centre. Its pottery, often painted with animals and plants from the east, is found throughout the Mediterranean.   Previous: Back Book: The Greeks Section: Spotlight on Ancient Greeks Chapter: Greek Settlements