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The Mycenaean civilization was eventually defeated by the?

Dorian Greeks and the Sea Peoples.


Who was the Mycenaean civilization defeated by?

The Dorians, along with a helpful hand by internal power struggles.


Why did the skill of writing disappear from Mycenaean society?

After the Dorians attacked, the Mycenaean people fled to the hills. Faced with learning to survive, they discontinued the use of writing skills.


When did the Mycenaean civilazation begin?

The Mycenean civilisation began in ca.1580BC and lasted until 1120BC. It was destroyed by the Dorians.


How have the ancient Greeks influenced mycenaean and the dorian?

The ancient Greek were descended from the Mycenaeans, Aeolians, Arcadians, Ionians, Dorians.


What happen to Mycenaean' civilization during the Dark Age?

It was taken over by peoples moving in from the north (Dorians) and east (Sea peoples).


What is the Dorian invasion on the Mycenaean culture?

There is a blank page in Greece between 1200 and 1050 BCE between the fading Mycenaean civilisation and the beginning of Doric cultural traces. So whether the Dorians directly replaced the Mycenaeans is unknown. Or was ther some other invader who destroyed the Mycenaean culture and the Dorians moved in later. We don't really know, and little concrete evidence emerged from these dark ages for another three centuries.


Who conquered the Greek city-states?

The Dorians conquered the Mycenaens because they had iron weapons and their swords were stronger. When the Dorians conquered the Myceaneans the Dark ages began.


Did the Spartans or the Athens founded by the dorians?

Athens was founded by the Mycenaeans, while Sparta was established by the Dorians. The Dorians, a Greek-speaking people, conquered the region of Laconia, where Sparta is located, around the 12th century BCE. In contrast, Athens developed from the earlier Mycenaean civilization and maintained a different cultural and political trajectory compared to Sparta.


The inhabitants of which two cities were fierce enemies?

The inhabitants of ancient Athens and Sparta were fierce enemies in ancient Greece. The two city-states were rivals for power and influence in the region, leading to the Peloponnesian War in 431 BC. The Athenians were known for their democratic government and naval power, while the Spartans were renowned for their military prowess and strict society.


What city was the Mycenaean kingdom named after?

Mycenae.


How did the dorians help greek civilization of the time to decline?

They moved into Greece from the north as the Mycenaean civilisation crumbled and reestablished Greek culture in the Peloponnesian Peninsula.