Knossos and Mycenae of the Bronze Age

Knossos and Mycenee are the era of human culture, as its name suggests, civilization uses copper and bronze in every aspect of life and trade. The beginning of the Bronze Age was estimated to be part of Medo in 3000 BC. Europe, Middle East, China. Both Knossos and Mycenae are archeological sites dating back to the Bronze Age. Knossos is the capital of the ancient Minoan civilization and is located on the island of Crete. Mycenae is a huge defensive palace situated between the two hills in the plain of the Peloponnesos peninsula in Greece.

Greece is synonymous with history and archeology and therefore is the ideal place for cultural vacation trips. Niki's modern comfort and enjoyment, from the civilization of the Bronze Age of Mycenae, Knossos and Santorini to the mysterious Athens and Tessarron such as Mizras, Monemvasia, Patmos, from Athens, Sparta, Rhodes and Delphi classical giants. The ancient, medieval and contemporary Greek attractions are world class. As the birthplace of history, philosophy, theater, and democracy (and many others) the Western world is famous, and Greece witnessed the passage of some of the most talented people in the ancient world. It is rarely known that it became an important part of the Byzantine world later and became the state of the Ottoman Empire.

Mycenae is one of the most important Bronze Age sites in Greece. It represents the apex of the Bronze Age and named the whole civilization Mycenee. It also produced a series of archaeological interests when Heinrich Schriman unearthed excellent treasure from his graveyard and linked the Trojan horse war to Greek geography and history. Olympia is one of the most influential ancient Greek shelters in the western part of Ellis's Peloponnese. It is in a quiet and fertile valley where the Alpheios and Kladeos rivers meet. In ancient times, since the Olympic Games were held every four years since 776 BC, it is famous outside the mainland of Greece.

However, in Gracie 's Bronze Age (2 BC), none of the above cities had too much power. The most famous city at the time was Mycenae, perhaps most of the Bronze Age of Greece was under its hegemony. In addition, the main centers of those days were Tevez, Knossos, Pilos and Tyrins (to name a few). Greek mainland: wealth and geographical location in Corinth (access to the Aegean Sea and the Ionian Sea, and Corinthian strait management). Argos has a long history (always the major city since the Mycenae era and older than the Mycenee itself), before the Spartans occupation dominated Peloponnesus. The Thebes with a history similar to Argos, and short-term governance of Gresham was called Taban hegemon (371 - 346 BC).