Existence of Mycenaean culture in the lower Meandros valley
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Lower Meandros valley was home to many Civilizations, especially during the Middle-Late Bronze Age. This area received migration from Mainland Greece and the Aegean islands, besides Anatolian indigenous dwellers. The dissertation "Existence of the Mycenaean Culture in the Lower Meandros Valley" will analyze the variation of the Culture that was generated by the migration to West Anatolia. Taking into account the effects of the Thera eruption and political landscape during the late second Millenium BC, the arrival of the Mycenaeans to this region will be investigated. Within the context of this paper, Miletus, Çine-Tepecik mound, Didyma, Tavşan Adası and Teichiussa will be studied during the Middle- Late Bronze Age. Any evidence which could point to the existence of the Mycenaean Culture in this region will be examined and reconsidered.
Author
Başak Ongar
Institution
Ege University
Klasik Arkeoloji Bilim Dalı
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Başak Ongar (Master Thesis). Existence of Mycenaean culture in the lower Meandros valley, 2018, Ege University.
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