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The '''Mycenaean Civilization''' was an early [[India|Indo]]-[[European]] [[civilization]] of [[Greece]]. Their language was similar to [[Greek]] and their cities were at [[Athens]], [[Sparta]], [[Thebes]], and others. It is named after the city that had hegemony over most of the [[Aegean]] area at the time; [[Mycenae]]. | The '''Mycenaean Civilization''' was an early [[India|Indo]]-[[European]] [[civilization]] of [[Greece]]. Their language was similar to [[Greek]] and their cities were at [[Athens]], [[Sparta]], [[Thebes]], and others. It is named after the city that had hegemony over most of the [[Aegean]] area at the time; [[Mycenae]]. | ||
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The Mycenaean Civilization was an early Indo-European civilization of Greece. Their language was similar to Greek and their cities were at Athens, Sparta, Thebes, and others. It is named after the city that had hegemony over most of the Aegean area at the time; Mycenae.
It was the Mycenaean Civilization that fought the famous Trojan War of mythology.