What do we know about Mycenaean trade? By looking at archaeological evidence, we can see which places the Mycenaeans traded ...

The exhibition pieces include findings of the Griffin Warrior Tomb, as well as more recent findings from tholos tombs VI and ...

For the first time, visitors will see ancient artifacts from the Griffin Warrior Tomb, during an exhibition in Greece ...

Greek Culture MinistryThe framework of the ancient city of Tenea just discovered in Greece. Archeologists have searched for ...

Excavations at Pylos, and at sites all across mainland Greece, have provided a great deal of evidence of the Mycenaeans in their prime. This research has revealed that at their peak they were tied ...

More than 6,000 ancient Greek artifacts, dating from the Mycenaean period to the Classical era and originating from various ...

An overview of Ancient Greek art, including painting, sculpture and architecture, and a look at how it changed over the years.

The archaeological sites of Mycenae and Tiryns are the imposing ruins of the two ... to the 12th century B.C. and played a vital role in the development of classical Greek culture. These two cities ...

Show more First transmitted in 1958, Sir Mortimer Wheeler and scholars from the Hellenic Travellers' Club sail from Venice to Mycenae, Greece to determine why iconic historical sites along this ...

Image caption, Artwork of a bull on a wall in Knossos Palace, Greece. After the Minoans came the Mycenaean civilisation. They were superb builders and traders, but they were also great soldiers.

Dimitri Nakassis (Ph.D. Texas 2006) studies the material and textual production of early Greek communities, especially of the Mycenaean societies of Late Bronze Age Greece. His book, Individuals and ...