Lefkandi

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Archaeological site and cemetery on the island of Euboea, occupied between about 1500 BC through 331 BC. Lefkandi is thought to be one of the locations settled by the Mycenaeans after the fall of Knossos. The occupation is unusual in that is seemed to have carried on with social structure when the rest of Greece was in the dark ages.

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