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Mycenaean Civilization (c. 1600–1100 BC)** Dominating mainland Greece, the Mycenaeans are celebrated for their monumental architecture, such as the "Lion Gate" at Mycenae. Their use of Linear B scri
Etruscan Civilization (c. 800–100 BC)** Preceding the Romans in Italy, the Etruscans made significant contributions to art and architecture. The "Sarcophagus of the Spouses," a terracotta funerary
Illyrian Tribes (c. 1000–167 BC)** Inhabiting the western Balkans, the Illyrians were skilled sailors and metalworkers. The "Durrës Amphitheatre" in Albania reflects their urban development under R
Celtic Tribes (c. 1200 BC–600 AD)** Spanning across Europe, the Celts left a legacy of intricate art and monumental structures. The "Tara Brooch" from Ireland showcases their metalworking prowess. S
Dacian Kingdom (c. 82 BC–106 AD)** Situated in modern-day Romania, the Dacians are known for their fortresses and conflicts with Rome. The "Dacian Draco," a dragon-shaped standard, symbolizes their
Scythian Nomads (c. 900–200 BC)** Roaming the Eurasian steppes, the Scythians were formidable warriors and artisans. The "Pazyryk Carpet," one of the oldest known carpets, reflects their textile ski
Mycenaean Civilization (c. 1600–1100 BC)** Dominating mainland Greece, the Mycenaeans are celebrated for their monumental architecture, such as the "Lion Gate" at Mycenae. Their use of Linear B scri
Etruscan Civilization (c. 800–100 BC)** Preceding the Romans in Italy, the Etruscans made significant contributions to art and architecture. The "Sarcophagus of the Spouses," a terracotta funerary
Thracian Civilization (c. 600–46 BC)** Located in Southeastern Europe, the Thracians were known for their warrior culture and exquisite metalwork. The "Panagyurishte Treasure," a collection of gold
Celtic Tribes (c. 1200 BC–600 AD)** Spanning across Europe, the Celts left a legacy of intricate art and monumental structures. The "Tara Brooch" from Ireland showcases their metalworking prowess. S
Dacian Kingdom (c. 82 BC–106 AD)** Situated in modern-day Romania, the Dacians are known for their fortresses and conflicts with Rome. The "Dacian Draco," a dragon-shaped standard, symbolizes their
Mycenaean Civilization (c. 1600–1100 BC)** Dominating mainland Greece, the Mycenaeans are celebrated for their monumental architecture, such as the "Lion Gate" at Mycenae. Their use of Linear B scri
Thracian Civilization (c. 600–46 BC)** Located in Southeastern Europe, the Thracians were known for their warrior culture and exquisite metalwork. The "Panagyurishte Treasure," a collection of gold
Thracian Civilization (c. 600–46 BC)** Located in Southeastern Europe, the Thracians were known for their warrior culture and exquisite metalwork. The "Panagyurishte Treasure," a collection of gold
Celtic Tribes (c. 1200 BC–600 AD)** Spanning across Europe, the Celts left a legacy of intricate art and monumental structures. The "Tara Brooch" from Ireland showcases their metalworking prowess. S
Scythian Nomads (c. 900–200 BC)** Roaming the Eurasian steppes, the Scythians were formidable warriors and artisans. The "Pazyryk Carpet," one of the oldest known carpets, reflects their textile ski
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Illyrian Tribes (c. 1000–167 BC)** Inhabiting the western Balkans, the Illyrians were skilled sailors and metalworkers. The "Durrës Amphitheatre" in Albania reflects their urban development under R
Illyrian Tribes (c. 1000–167 BC)** Inhabiting the western Balkans, the Illyrians were skilled sailors and metalworkers. The "Durrës Amphitheatre" in Albania reflects their urban development under R
Dacian Kingdom (c. 82 BC–106 AD)** Situated in modern-day Romania, the Dacians are known for their fortresses and conflicts with Rome. The "Dacian Draco," a dragon-shaped standard, symbolizes their
Scythian Nomads (c. 900–200 BC)** Roaming the Eurasian steppes, the Scythians were formidable warriors and artisans. The "Pazyryk Carpet," one of the oldest known carpets, reflects their textile ski