Mycenaean artifacts from Laconia, Greece... Archaeologists could point to the major Mycenaean power centers very easily ... For a long time, that kind of terrain felt like the wrong place to hunt for a Mycenaean center on the scale of Pylos.
Ancient DNA from Mycenaean livestock reveals an unexpected genetic connection between mainland Greece and far-western regions ... The finding highlights the deep connectivity of Mycenaean Greek society at a moment of dramatic political change.
1100 BC) were no exception, with the men and women of the Mycenaean and Minoan civilizations being very conscious of their beauty ... Depiction of a woman on a Mycenaean fresco ... Mycenaean artifacts hint at a similar preference.
Researchers have used advanced digital tools to trace how ancient travelers moved across Greece, offering the clearest reconstruction to date of the Mycenaean road network ... Nuttall’s team applied this technique to three real Mycenaean road segments.
The little-known site, Iklaina, on the Peloponnesian peninsula was a major center of Mycenaean culture; findings now indicate that it was the very first city-state in ancient Greece... Mycenaean civilization.
Archaeologist Cynthia Shelmerdine and contemporary perfumer MichaelNordstrand presented their findings on how the ancient Mycenaean elite likely smelled, based on evidence from the Palace of Nestor.
The story of a tax dispute inscribed on clay tablets from the palace of Pylos is a remarkable episode from ancient Greece’s distant past that offers valuable insight into the political, economic, and linguistic world of Mycenaean Greece.
New research shows that women might be represented in Mycenaean iconography instead of men, changing the interpretation of Mycenaean society ... Mycenaean society ... Women, not men, in Mycenaean iconography.