which group never settled in Greece?
egyptians
The Minoan age came first.
The Mycenaeans conquered the Minoans in 2500b.c.
minoans
The Mycenaeans settled in southern Greece, in the Peloponnese. There were also settlers in Thebes, Tiryns, Pylos, and Athens itself.
Egyptians!
The Minoan age came first.
The Mycenaeans conquered the Minoans in 2500b.c.
Mycenaeans
minoans
The Mycenaeans settled in southern Greece, in the Peloponnese. There were also settlers in Thebes, Tiryns, Pylos, and Athens itself.
which group never settled in Greece? egyptians
its there because that's where the Egyptians settled
YES, THEY SETTLED THERe
They settled along the Nile Valley because the area was fertile and could sustain agriculture.
Egyptians live in Egypt, unless they have settled abroad.
Egyptians!
The argument is muddied by different terminologies used by archaeologists - pre-Minoan/first early Minoan/Phase 1/Neolithic and others. So if you want to have something before Minoan, you can cherry-pick a particular word. The Greek-ness of these peoples is also a matter of word use. What is 'Greek'? These early peoples were not the same as the peoples we call Greek. In earlier times, the Indo-European nomads who settled the Mediteranean littoral split up into peoples ranging from Latins in the west to Arcadians, Ionian, Aetolians, Dorians and other Hellenes (Greeks). It is better to talk of groups such as Minoans, Mycenaeans, Aeolians etc rather that try to argue about what to call some earlier people with a fabricated name which we do not know what they were, other than Neolithics.