Folio- Amie Clark 103192243

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FOLIO

AMIE CLARK

103192243

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SEMESTER 1, 2023

PART A

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction ........................................................................... 1 Scenario ................................................................................... 2 References .............................................................................. 3 Experimentation.................................................................... 4

INTRODUCTION

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GODDESS ATHENA

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ATHENA’S STORY

Athena appears in many stories in Greek mythology, but one of her most famous tales is the contest between her and the god Poseidon for the patronage of the city of Athens.

EXTRACT ALLEGORY

According to the legend, Poseidon and Athena both desired to be the patron deity of the city of Athens, and they agreed to compete for the honor. Poseidon struck the ground with his trident, causing a spring of saltwater to gush forth, which he claimed would provide the city with a valuable source of water. Athena, on the other hand, planted an olive tree, which symbolized prosperity, peace, and abundance, and which would provide the city with food, oil, and wood.

The citizens of Athens were tasked with deciding which gift was more valuable, and they ultimately chose Athena’s olive tree as the winning gift. As a result, Athena became the patron deity of Athens, and the city was named in her honor.

This story of Athena is significant because it highlights Athena’s attributes as a wise and strategic goddess who values peace and prosperity over war and conquest. It also symbolizes the importance of agriculture and trade in ancient Greek society, and how these factors contributed to the growth and success of the city of Athens.

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REFERENCES

Fig 01: Athena, Olive tree (MidJourney) Fig 02: Goddess Athena, fighting Poseidon for Athens Gift (MidJourney) Fig 03: Oliove Tree, Athens (MidJourney) Fig 04: Goddess Athena, Athena (MidJourney) Fig 06: greek Mythology Goddess Athena (MidJourney) Fig 05: Goddess Athena vs Poseidon (MidJounrey) Fig 07: Goddess Athena and Athens (google) Fig 08: Goddess Athena Olive tree (google)
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Fig 09: Goddess Athena vs Poseidon (google)

EXPERIMENTATION ITERATION

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EXPERIMENTATION ITERATION

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