Mycenaean

From Mycenaean records we also know something of their furniture.

Military items have been found among the treasures of the Mycenaean age.

A Mycenaean palace was found at the northeast area of the town.

There are many different shapes of pottery found from the Mycenaean world.

No written source found at a Mycenaean site reveals what they called themselves.

To the pottery evidence we can add other imports from the Mycenaean world.

The Mycenaean period has not yielded sculpture of any great size.

This demonstrates Mycenaean military influence not many years after the eruption.

In the Mycenaean period, wine took on greater cultural, religious and economic importance.

There are not many differences in the body; the shape is pretty standard throughout the Mycenaean world.

Culture also declined, although actually there was less radical change from the Mycenaean age than we used to imagine.

Among the items is a Mycenaean pictorial vessel, below left.

This oracle was of great antiquity, going back well into the Mycenaean age.

Could the story of the wooden horse actually go back to a Mycenaean siege engine?

Near this place archaeologists discovered tombs from the Mycenaean period.

The first attributes the destruction of Mycenaean sites to invaders.

Mycenaean artifacts have been found well outside the limits of the Mycenean world.

The second was a little Mycenaean girl, biscuit-dry and curled up in a glass case.

There is no evidence for the word Hellene in Mycenaean times.

The Mycenaean sites declined, and the people withdrew to refuge settlements.

Where the first recognizably Mycenaean pottery emerged is still under debate.

All of these settlements flourished during the Mycenaean period.

That type of shield is illustrated in Mycenaean art.

This last figure is of the order we would expect for a Mycenaean campaign against Troy, if it took place.

However, the pots also preserved spirals indicative of Mycenaean art.