The Kingdom of Mycenae
A Great Kingdom in the Late Bronze Aegean
Jorrit M. Kelder
Analysis of the written and archaeological evidence for the existence of a kingdom centered in Mycenae in the late bronze Age. Detail analysis of the documentary and archaeological evidence from Greece, Anatolia, Egypt, and the Near East.
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Analysis of the written and archaeological evidence for the existence of a kingdom centered in Mycenae in the late bronze Age. Detail analysis of the documentary and archaeological evidence from Greece, Anatolia, Egypt, and the Near East.
Jorrit Kelder studied Mediterranean Archaeology at the University of Amsterdam, and received his PhD in Ancient History at the VU University at Amsterdam. He has worked for various archaeological projects in Greece, Syria, Egypt and Romania. His main research interests are the eastern Mediterranean during the Bronze Age, trade and diplomatic contacts in antiquity, and processes of state formation.
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