Between c. 1400 and 1200 BC, impressive palaces were the focal points of power for the Mycenaeans in Bronze Age Greece.

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Bronze Age graves in Hungary show millet replaced meat, mobility dropped, inequality shrank, and diets changed.

Diet revolution: Bronze Age communities rapidly adopted drought-resistant millet as a staple crop between 1540-1480 BCE, ...

The women of Greece’s oldest civilization wove fabrics, carried weapons and wept over their lost children.