Barley was used to make porridge and flour for bread. Olives provided olive oil for cooking and lamps. Grapes were made into wine by mixing one part wine with two parts water or drying into raisins. Blacksmiths used bronze and later iron to make tools like swords, plows and axes. Woodworkers crafted beds, plows and door frames. Fishermen sold their daily catches at the agora, with poor Greeks eating small fish and wealthy Greeks preferring tuna, sea bass and red mullet. Eel was a delicacy. Marble quarrying involved drilling holes, inserting wooden wedges, soaking the wood to make it expand and break the rock along a straight line.

2. Olives, Grapes, and
Barley

 Barley
 Porridge
 Ground it into flour to
make bread
 Olives
 Olive oil was used for
cooking oil or in oil for
lamps
 Grapes
 Wine
 1 part wine and 2 parts
water
 Raisins

3. Blacksmiths

 Used bronze and later
iron ore to create items
 Swords
 Plows
 Axes
 Other tools

4. Woodworking

 Beds
 Plows
 Door frames

5. Fisherman

 Fresh catches were sold
daily in the agora
 Poor Greeks
 Small fish such as
anchovies
 Wealthy Greeks
 Tuna, sea bass, and
red mullet
 Eel was an delicacy

6. Greek Marble Quarrying

 Marble was dug up in a
quarry
 Here are the steps:
1. Holes were drilled in the
rock in a straight line
2. Wooden wedges were
then placed in the holes
3. Wood was watered to
make it expand
4. The expanding wood
broke the rock in a
straight line

7. Image sources

 Grapes  Woodworking
 http://www.flickr.co  http://images.cdn.fot
m/photos/starrynight opedia.com/6nf9pnigl
1/627508681/ hbor-UD502EJ0fe4-
 Blacksmiths hd.jpg
 http://www.flickr.co  Greek Fisherman
m/photos/mecrip/58  http://raymond-
22632246/sizes/m/in oentomo.blogspot.co
/photostream/ m/