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The Fall of Mycenaean Greece and the Trojan War
Tides of History
Palaces as Hubs of Trade and Craftsmanship in Mycenaean Greece
The palaces in Mycenaean Greece were not just centers of consumption but concentrated demand for imported commodities and housed workshops for crafting raw materials into goods for local use and export. While the palaces utilized skilled craftsmen from diverse regions, they were only a part of the larger trade network already in place. The decline of the palatial period around 1200 BC disrupted international trade, leading to the collapse of the centralized economy. The destruction of the palaces and the subsequent decline in population in Greece marked a significant shift in the social, economic, and political landscape, with the causes still debated.
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