mycenaean greece

I'm a really big mythology buff and love learning about little known pieces of world myths. In a recent video I was interested to learn that Poseidon, not Zeus, was considered the chief deity of Mycenaean Greece, the last vestige of the Bronze Age that lasted roughly from 1750 BC to 1050 BC...

Hittites survive the bronze age collapse by defeating the sea peoples and subduing the kaskas. Hittites create a near monopoly on iron. They conquer Egypt, Mesopotamia, Caucasus, Levant and Grecce emerging as the strongest power in world

Here are facts about the ancient Philistines: 1. The ancient Philistines can clearly conquer and exterminate all of the Jews. 2. The Philistines can clearly decisively crush all of the revolts of the Jews against them. 3. The weak Jews never subdued, defeated, or conquered the Philistines...

The Palace of the Red Land ‘’My lords, we have had our fill of the good things we have shared, and of the banquet’s boon companion, the harp. Let us go out of doors now and try our hands at various sports so that when our guest has reached his house he can tell his friends that at boxing...

In Myceanean Greece, the head olympian wasn't Zeus, but Poseidon, god of the seas and earthquakes. He was worshipped more in a cthonic (earth/underworld) context than the oceans however. Zeus's significance as a sky god came after the bronze age collapse. So, with a pod after the collapse, how...

Let's say Mycenaean Greek civilization somehow survived the Late Bronze Age collapse in some form or another. What changes might this have caused?