Stories of Deucalion may reflect real post-glacial sea-level rises that submerged the Aegean land bridge.
This era, known as the Early Helladic and Early Cycladic periods, laid the groundwork for the later Minoan and Mycenaean glories.
Ancient Greeks referred to these people as the indigenous inhabitants before the "Hellenes." Stories of Deucalion may reflect real post-glacial sea-level
Myths like the "Titanomachy" may represent the clash between indigenous Neolithic tribes and incoming Indo-European groups.
During this transition from the Paleolithic, early inhabitants of the Greek peninsula began moving from nomadic hunting to settled life. 3,200 – 2,000 BCE) Greece was the gateway
The development of the loom for weaving and the domestication of sheep and goats. 🔱 The Bronze Age Emergence (c. 3,200 – 2,000 BCE)
Greece was the gateway for agriculture into Europe, seeing the rise of organized villages and social hierarchy. 200 – 2
Located in the Argolid, it shows evidence of continuous habitation and the earliest known seafaring in the Aegean.