That said, we don’t have the kind of sources that would give us a really deep insight into all of the linguistic changes between the end of the Mycenaean era and the rebirth of Greek literacy in the ...

The Mycenaean language, an early form of Greek, is part of the Indo-European language family, whose languages have been spoken across Europe and central and southern Asia since the beginning of ...

The Story of the Greek Language Throughout Time. Historical scripts depicting the Greek language: (from top Left) Mycenaean Linear B, Cypriot syllabary, ancient Greek alphabet, Hellenistic Koine, ...

The Mycenaean acropolis of Gla in Kopaida lake (now dried), the widest fortified Mycenaean acropolis in Greece, preserved until nowadays, causes awe and admiration.

Homer and Mycenae, Part II: The Last Days of Pylos Among the ruins of ancient Pylos— which, together with all the other major strongholds of Mycenaean power, was destroyed at the end of the Hellenic ...

The Mycenaean tomb of Georgiko-Xinoneri is located at “Koufia Rahi,” about five kilometers from Karditsa, and dates back to 1400 BC. It was discovered in 1917, with intensive excavations ...