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How Did Greek Culture Influence The Development Of Mycenaean Culture

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Greece has arguably the most outstanding history, with its culture heading and paving the way for many other countries that rose to power following its early rulers and leadership. The most prominent aspects of this country's culture are its artistic and agricultural achievements to include their infrastructure and economics.
The country of Greece not only lead the world in its development of architecture, but was a lead role in the trade industry. The country of Greece has led the world in many developing through its time and is utterly the staple of the word culture. Greek culture dates as far back to the stone age starting the earliest settlements in Greece date from the Paleolithic era, between 11,000-3,000 B.C. Excavations of the land around Greece have provided details about the early civilizations that have helped understand the past and the country's ability to continue to evolve and adapt through the centuries. The data and findings have shown that this country had many agricultural communities that were based around large masses of water and located on …show more content…

This civilization was actually the dominant force through this age. The Mycenaean civilization ruled through a king along with other various powers all forming an elite group within Greece that were all organized around a singular power. The Mycenaean kingdom enveloped and took control of the Minoan trade routes and created a language known as linear B, formerly known as the Minoan linear, it used along these trade routes to register goods and produce into the palace at the time. Mycenae was also the leading kingdom that leads the war on Troy and destroyed the Trojan army. It was the staple of power in the region for hundreds of years until an internal war began in 1250 B.C and continuing into 1150 B.C that destroyed the infrastructure of this powerful

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