New centers, both of refuge and of…

1197 BCE to 1054 BCE

New centers, both of refuge and of independence, become conspicuous in Greece, such as Lefkandi on the inner shore of Euboea, south of Chalcis.

The settlement, founded Late Helladic IIIC period (about 1200 BCE to 1100/1075 BCE) stands in contrast to sites in the other parts of Greece, such as the Peloponnesus, where many sites had been abandoned at the end of LHIIIB (i.e., the end of the Mycenaean palatial period).

Locations
Lefkandi Greece View →

Groups
Athens, City-State of View → Cyprus, Archaic View → Greece, archaic View → Crete, Archaic View → Mycenaean Greece View → Greeks, Proto- View → Minoan (Cretan) culture, Late View → Mycenae, archaic Kingdom of View → Argos, City-State of View → Ionians View → Dorians View → Aeolians View →

Topics
Younger Subboreal Period View → Sea Peoples, Movements of the View → Greek Dark Ages View → Iron Age Europe View → Dorian Invasion? View →

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Weapons View →

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