The Fall of Mycenaean Greece and the Trojan War
Tides of History
Maximizing Wealth Through Strategic Trade Networks
The Mycenaeans thrived during the palatial period due to their strategic position at the crossroads of multiple trade routes. They engaged in extensive long-distance trade, exchanging metal goods for items like amber in Central Europe. Their pottery has been found in various regions like Italy, Sardinia, and Scandinavia, showcasing the breadth of their trade network. This trade not only brought wealth but also contributed to the rapid adoption of Mycenaean sword styles in distant regions, highlighting their influence and prosperity.
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