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What was the Mycenaean period in Ancient Greece?

The Mycenaean period was the final phase of the Bronze Age in ancient Greece, lasting from roughly 1750 to 1050 BC. Characterized by a network of palace-centered states and a warrior elite society, it represents the first advanced Greek civilization on the mainland. The era is known for its monumental architecture, extensive Mediterranean trade, and the use of the Linear B writing system.

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