Less famous than the Acropolis of Mycenae or the Palace of Nestor, the archaeological site of Peristeria with its perfectly preserved vaulted tombs and precious gold findings, bears witness to life ...

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The Mycenaean Greeks had a rich and powerful civilization which thrived in the Bronze Age. However, what was the extent of their trade relations around the Mediterranean? How far did they actually go, ...

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The findings suggest a well-established trade network in the Mediterranean, where glass was not only produced but also exchanged across different cultures, including Mycenaean and Mesopotamian[2].