helladic periodの例文

• Additional surveys were conducted and the Early Helladic period was confirmed.
• There are archaeological remains from the Helladic period, contemporary with the Minoans.
• The Middle Helladic period corresponds in time to the Middle Kingdom of Egypt.
• Later on in the Helladic period the tendency to decorate even common wares surfaces.
• The culture of mainland Greece contemporary with Cycladic culture is known as the Helladic period.
• Habitation continued towards the end of the Middle Helladic period, but no Roman period.
• Beginning also in the Late Helladic period are to be seen communal tombs of rectangular form.
• On the foot of the location, it has a tomb of the Late Helladic period.
• The wreck has been dated to the second Proto-Helladic period, 2700-2200 BC.
• These are the estimated populations of hamlets, villages, and towns of the Helladic period over time.
• During the Helladic period, Hydra probably served as a maritime base for the kingdoms on the Greek peninsula.
• The first known settlement from the Early Helladic period ( 3000-2000 BC ) was located in the plain.
• Mycenaean civilization originated and evolved from the society and culture of the Early and Middle Helladic periods in mainland Greece.
• The bowls and sauce boats of the Early Helladic period were the commonest types found in southern and central Greece.
• During the Middle Helladic period ( the first half of the 2nd millennium BC ) another settlement was founded in the region.
• One of these settlements was Manika, located in Euboea, dated to the Early Helladic period II ( 2800 2200 BC ).
• Excavations in the region have revealed traces of habitation since the Early Helladic period with a prosperity period in the Middle Helladic period.
• Excavations in the region have revealed traces of habitation since the Early Helladic period with a prosperity period in the Middle Helladic period.
• Mycenaean civilization originated and evolved from the society and culture of the Early and Middle Helladic period in mainland Greece under influences from Minoan Crete.
• Proto-Greek is mostly placed in the Early Helladic period ( 3rd millennium BC ), i . e . towards the end of Neolithic Europe.