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There is a blank page in Greece between 1200 and 1050 BCE between the fading Mycenaean civilisation and the beginning of Doric cultural traces. So whether the Dorians directly replaced the Mycenaeans is unknown. Or was ther some other invader who destroyed the Mycenaean culture and the Dorians moved in later. We don't really know, and little concrete evidence emerged from these dark ages for another three centuries.
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Did the Trojan war start the collapse of the Mycenaean civilization?
It started after the war with the invasion of the Dorian Greeks and the Sea Peoples
The Mycenaean civilization was eventually defeated by the?
Dorian Greeks and the Sea Peoples.
What effect on Sparta's social structure did the Dorian invasion have?
The Dorian invasion led to significant changes in Sparta's social structure by establishing a rigid class system. The invaders, who were part of the Dorian tribe, conquered the existing population and transformed them into helots, a subjugated class that worked the land for the Spartans. This resulted in a society characterized by militarism and discipline, as the Spartans prioritized maintaining control over the helots and developed a system that emphasized warrior culture and communal living. Consequently, the Dorian invasion laid the foundation for Sparta's unique social hierarchy and its emphasis on military prowess.
Not long after the Trojan War who became the dominant Greek civilization and a period of decline?
No, the Minoan era was replaced about 1400 BCE by the Mycenaean culture, which itself was in decline by the time of the Trojan War (about 1200 BCE by incoming peoples - Dorian Greeks and the Sea Peoples.
The Mycenaean civilization adopted much of its culture from the?
The Mycenaean civilization of Ancient Greece took many of its cues from earlier Minoan civilization. It flourished in the late Bronze Age, but mysteriously collapsed and Greece did not experience such heights of civilization against for many centuries.Mycenaean civilization is described as the Culture of Bronze Age Greece.
Did the Trojan war start the collapse of the Mycenaean civilization?
It started after the war with the invasion of the Dorian Greeks and the Sea Peoples
What military technology was utilized in the invasion of the dorian and myceneans culture?
Most historians do not accept the idea of a Dorian Invasion but, term it as a migration.
Where did the Dorian's invade the Mycenaean?
The Dorians invaded the Mycenaean civilization primarily in the southwestern part of Greece, particularly in regions such as the Peloponnese and parts of central Greece. This invasion, which is believed to have occurred around the 12th century BCE, contributed to the decline of the Mycenaean civilization and the onset of the Greek Dark Ages. The Dorian migration is often associated with the spread of new cultural practices and the eventual rise of city-states in ancient Greece.
Why did the Mycenaean fall?
Invasions by the Dorian Greeks and the Sea Peoples.
The Mycenaean civilization was eventually defeated by the?
Dorian Greeks and the Sea Peoples.
Who brought the Mycenaean age to the end?
The incoming Dorian Greeks and the Sea Peoples.
How did the Mycenaean era end?
They were taken over by Dorian Greeks and Sea Peoples.
What is a Dorian woman?
A Dorian woman typically refers to a woman belonging to the Dorian tribe, one of the ancient Greek groups known for their distinct dialect and culture. The Dorians are often associated with the historical period following the fall of the Mycenaean civilization, around the 12th century BCE. In literature and art, Dorian women may be depicted as embodying the values and characteristics of Dorian society, such as strength and resilience.
How did the dorian invasion help spread the greek culture?
It populated the Peloponnese, then over-populated it, and so the Dorian city-states sent out colonies around the Mediterranean littoral.
What year did the Dorian Invasion began?
the invasion of the dorians other wise know as the sea people who invaded the myceneans
Who were the Dorians and what impact did they have on ancient Greek history and culture?
The Dorians were a group of ancient Greeks who migrated to the southern part of Greece around the 12th century BCE. They were known for their military prowess and were responsible for the Dorian invasion, which led to the collapse of the Mycenaean civilization. The Dorians established themselves as rulers in various city-states, such as Sparta, and their influence on Greek culture included the development of the Spartan military state and the Doric architectural style.
What effect on Sparta's social structure did the Dorian invasion have?
The Dorian invasion led to significant changes in Sparta's social structure by establishing a rigid class system. The invaders, who were part of the Dorian tribe, conquered the existing population and transformed them into helots, a subjugated class that worked the land for the Spartans. This resulted in a society characterized by militarism and discipline, as the Spartans prioritized maintaining control over the helots and developed a system that emphasized warrior culture and communal living. Consequently, the Dorian invasion laid the foundation for Sparta's unique social hierarchy and its emphasis on military prowess.
