Smith, S. C. Kaines (Solomon Charles Kaines) · London : James Nisbet · leaf 89
tion which precededtheir epoch, and on the other, to the Homeric civilis-ation which grew out of it. The same general limits of distribution are appli-cable to the Myceneean remains as to those ofthe Minoan age, their centre being, of course, themainland of Greece instead of Crete. They areconfined… … CO THE MYCENAEAN CIVILISATION 65 about the Black Sea; in these latter localities theyrepresent trading stations rather than a racial occu-pation on a large scale. We have already seen that the primary cause ofthe foundation of the prehistoric hill-forts of Greecewas the necessity of controlling the…
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