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What is another name for base?
Another name for a base is Alkali.
Another name for Sweetbriar?
Another name for the sweetbriar is eglantine.
What is another name for categories?
Another name for categories is cat
What is another name for plateau?
Another name for plateau is tableland.
What is another name for gullet?
It is an oesophagus
What was another name for the mycenaean period?
Wanax was another name for a Mycenaean
Does Minoans and mycenaeans had democratic government?
No, the Mycenaean Civilisation was fragmented into various palace groups, each group was in turn led by a king (wanax).For the best resource for this period please see the link listed in the Related Links section.
From which fortress did the mycenaean civilization get its name?
Mycenae
What do the fortified palaces of the Mycenaean monarchs suggest about Mycenaean civilization?
The Mycenaean places were held as tombs for the Mycenaean's.
Why was the Mycenaean civilization the major civilization?
They traded widely, sailing to Egypt and southern Italy.
Why were the mycenaeans important?
The Mycenaean places were held as tombs for the Mycenaean's.
The inhabitants of which two cities were fierce enemies?
the mycenaean and the dorians
What did the Mycenaean Kingdoms have?
The mycenaean kingdoms have giant stone walls, palaces, farms, and estates
Was Odysseus a mycenaean prince?
technically, yes because he married Penelope who was a Mycenaean princess.
How do you pronounce mycenaean?
Mycenaean - mi' se ne'' an - having to do with an ancient city of Greece
What happended to Mycenaean civilization during the dark age?
The fall of the Mycenaean kingdoms ushered in a period of such poverty, distruption, and backwardness that historians usually call it th e"Dark Age" of Greece )ca 1100-800 B.C. Almost like black friday.
Why did the mycenaean civilization collapse?
By the late thirteenth century B.C., Mycenaean Greece was showing signs of serious trouble. Mycenaean states fought one another while major earthquakes caused widespread damage. In the twelfth century B.C., new waves of Greek-speaking invaders moved into Greece from the north. By 1100 B.C., Mycenaean civilization had collapsed.
