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1. Mycenae

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   The summit of the citadel was dominated by the Palace, the administrative and political heart of the kingdom. The central feature of the megaron (great hall) was the hearth, around which the chieftain would receive visitors and conduct state business. The floor of the megaron was typically covered in polished plaster, often painted with vibrant frescoes depicting hunting scenes or religious rituals.
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2. Pylos

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   Pylos is the designation for a significant archaeological site on the southwestern coast of the Peloponnese (region)/) in Greece (country), identified primarily as the center of a major political and economic entity during the Late Helladic period (c. 1600–1100 BCE), commonly referred to as the Mycenaean civilization. The site is situated near the modern town of Ano Englianos and is renowned for the extensive remains of a large Bronze Age palace…