After the massive Mycenaean fortified palaces had been abandoned, several centuries passed before larger fortifications were again built in Greece. During the Geometric Period fortification construction in the motherland remained modest. Simple structures were built that left few if any remains, and the ruins of Mycenaean fortifications sufficed for protection requirements. However, citadels (acropoleis),…
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Burckhardt, Leonhard (Basle),
Miller, Martin (Berlin),
Blech, Michael (Madrid),
Pingel, Volker (Bochum) and
Baatz, Dietwulf (Bad Homburg),
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