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Why weren't the Minoans Greeks at first?
The Minoans were not Greeks, but their civilization was the first to arise in the region that later became Greece.
What island was the cradle of an early civilization that later influenced Greeks on the mainland?
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Which civilization do you think most influenced the Latins who settled Rome?
The Etruscans, and later the Greeks.
How did the learing achievement of the Egypt affect later civilization?
the Egyptians's achievements affected later civilization by the civilization good with weapons, foods, inventions, creations and discoveries
Who came first the Mycenaean's on the Spartans?
The Mycenaeans came first, as they were prominent in the Aegean region during the late Bronze Age, around 1600 to 1100 BCE. The Mycenaean civilization is considered a precursor to later Greek cultures, including the Spartans. The Spartans emerged as a distinct society in the region of Laconia during the early Iron Age, around the 10th century BCE, long after the decline of Mycenaean civilization.
What civilization was influenced by the manoans and traded goods throughout the mediterranean world?
Decedents of the city of Atlantis, later Greeks
What was the first civilization of Greece in the mainland located in?
The first civilization of Greece on the mainland was the Mycenaean civilization, which emerged around 1600 BCE. It was primarily located in the Peloponnese region, with key sites such as Mycenae, Tiryns, and Pylos. The Mycenaeans are known for their advances in architecture, art, and trade, as well as their influence on later Greek culture. Their civilization eventually declined around 1100 BCE, leading to the Greek Dark Ages.
What year did the people of Crete develop a written language?
The people of Crete developed a written language around 2000 BC, known as Linear A. It was later replaced by Linear B, a script used by the Mycenaean Greeks, around 1450 BC.
What country became the site of some of the earliest European civilisations?
Greece became the site of some of the earliest European civilizations, particularly during the Minoan and Mycenaean periods. The Minoan civilization flourished on the island of Crete around 2000-1400 BCE, while the Mycenaean civilization emerged on the Greek mainland around 1600-1100 BCE. These civilizations contributed significantly to art, architecture, and governance, laying the groundwork for later developments in European history.
Why were the mycenaen palaces important?
The Mycenaean palaces were crucial as they served as centers of political power, economic activity, and cultural life in ancient Greece. They functioned as administrative hubs where trade, resource distribution, and governance occurred, reflecting the complexity of Mycenaean society. Architecturally impressive, these palaces also showcased the wealth and sophistication of the Mycenaean civilization, influencing later Greek culture. Their ruins provide significant insights into early urban development and societal organization in the Aegean region.
What was the first civilization to arise in the region that later became Greece?
The "Minoans" were not Greeks, But there civilization was the first to arise in the region that later became Greece.
Why do you think the Minoans abandoned Knossos in about 1450 BCE?
Knossos (pronounced kuh-nuh-SOS) is believed to have been attacked by the Mycenaeans in the early 15th Century B.C., resulting in destruction of much of the city. Historians assume the Mycenaeans removed the leaders of Knossos from the palace in 1450 B.C. What remained of Knossos following its loss in war to the Mycenaean Greeks is believed to have been destroyed by fire 100 years later. There is also legend that the city was destroyed by tsunami.
