Question

Which period is known for olive branches, wreaths, and the cornucopia?

Answer 1

Answer: Ancient Greek period

Explained: The olive branch is a symbol of peace or victory allegedly deriving from the customs of ancient Greece, particularly regarding supplication to both the gods and persons in power and is found in most cultures of the Mediterranean basin.[1] It became associated with peace in modern Europe and is also used in the Arab world. Despite claims of Ancient Greek origins, the symbol first appears in Ancient Egypt as a symbol of peace many centuries before appearing in ancient Greek mythology.

Answer 2

Greek period

Step-by-step explanation:

The Greek Period ca.

They were so dedicated to the beauty and heritage of their floristry that many GreekPeriod floral traditions exist today. Three linchpin designs from the Classical GreekPeriod of floristry are the garland, the wreath, and the Horn of Plenty or Cornucopia.