
The image is a text-based slide from a presentation about the Geometric Period. The slide is titled "Geometric Period" and is written in black text on a beige background. The text is divided into two columns. 

The first column explains that in the centuries following the fall of the Mycenaean civilization (1125 BC), the great settlement centres were gradually abandoned, the population declined, and the economic and socio-political conditions were transformed. All these processes had a direct influence on art.

In the second column, the text explains that the old features of the ancient Mycenean civilization were amalgamated with the new ones that emerged as a result of the migration and population movements, producing a new style in vase-painting, the geometric style, which lasted about three centuries (1050-700 BC).

At the bottom of the slide, there is a brief description of the period, which states that the period has been called "Dark Ages", both on account of the lack of evidence for its study, and because it was less brilliant than the Greek alphabet, based on the Phoenixian, was created, and at this period, art was represented almost exclusively by pottery, while sculpture can claim only a few small terracotta or bronze figurines.
