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the center of mycenaean society was the village, which gave a sense of family and responsibility to the people and encouraged loyalty to the king, who was depicted as a father to his people.

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False , the center of mycenaean society was the village, which gave a sense of family and responsibility to the people and encouraged loyalty to the king, who was depicted as a father to his people.

What constitutes Mycenaean's center?

As with other Mycenaean citadels, such as Tiryns and Pylos, the megaron, a large central hall made up of a columned portico, vestibule, and main chamber, is the principal architectural element of Mycenae.

Where was Mycenaean civilization centered?

  • The city-state of Mycenae, which is a palace city and one of the most powerful Mycenaean city-states, bears their name.
  • The Mycenaean civilization was centered on the Peloponnese, Greece's southern peninsula, which is on the Greek mainland.

What served as the hub of Mycenaean and Minoan society?

The city of Knossos served as the hub of Minoan culture. At its height, Knossos featured a massive palace and a population of over 10,000 people.

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