Archaeological Museum of Mycenae

English: The museum exhibits newer local finds from Mycenae and from the surroundings. An extensive photo gallery of this museum is on the User:Zde/AM of Mycenae. Oothers and more famous are in the National Archaeological Museum in Athens and variously around the world. See Myceanean art in the National Archaeological Museum of Athens

Čeština: Muzeum přímo v areálu v Mykénách vystavuje novější nálezy odtud a z okolí. Rozsáhlejší fotogalerie tohoto muzea je na User:Zde/AM of Mycenae. Ostatní a slavnější jsou v Národním archeologickém muzeu v Athénách a různě po světě. Viz Myceanean art in the National Archaeological Museum of Athens

<nowiki>Museo archeologico di Micene; musée archéologique de Mycènes; Mykenen arkeologinen museo; Archaeological Museum of Mycenae; Museo Arqueológico de Micenas; Αρχαιολογικό Μουσείο Μυκηνών; Museu Arqueològic de Micenes; museo in Grecia; archäologisches Museum in Griechenland; museum in Greece; Αρχαιολογικό μουσείο στην Ελλάδα; museu de Grècia</nowiki>

Archaeological Museum of Mycenae 

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Instance of	archaeological museum
Culture	Mycenaean Greece
Location	Mycenae, Mykines, Commune of Mykines, Argolida, Mykines Municipal Unit, Argos-Mykines Municipality, Argolis Regional Unit, Peloponnese Region, Decentralized Administration of Peloponnese, Western Greece and the Ionian Islands, Greece
Inception	July 2003
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37° 43′ 54.54″ N, 22° 45′ 22.85″ E
Authority file  Q24262579 VIAF ID: 142277515 Library of Congress authority ID: no2008005085 Reasonator Scholia Wikidocumentaries KML file WikiShootMe OpenStreetMap Search depicted

Middle Helladic

17th century BC

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  Mynian pottery
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  Grave stele, Circle B
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  Bronze sword
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  Helladic III pottery

Late Cycladic pottery

Findings from Grave Circle B, from Grave N, 17th-16th century BC, imported from Cyclades.

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Late Helladic

Late Helladic I

16th century BC, mostly findings from Graves Circle B in Mycenae, probably including imports

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  Stele of Grave Γ
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  from Grave Γ
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  from Grave Ε
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  Gold diadem
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  from Grave Ε
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  from Grave K
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  from Grave Λ
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  from Grave M and O
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  Askos form grave O
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  from Grave P
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  Inclusive Mynian ware
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  Jug from Kalkani, MM 552

Late Helladic II

ca 15th century BC

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  Piriform jar (pithos)

Late Helladic III

1400-1050 BC, the peak period of the Mycenaean culture

Ivory, Jewellery and Glass

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  1250-1180 BC
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  14th century BC
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  Glass flask
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  1250-1180 BC
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  Glass appliques

Fescoes‎

The fresco goddess or priestess with spikes, 1250-1180 BC. Archaeological Museum of Mycenae, MM385.

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Terracotta figurines

Larger figures‎

Mostly 1250-1180 BC

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  MM 286
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  MM 287
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  MM 288
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  MM 289
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  MM 290
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  MM 291
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  MM 292
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  MM 293
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  MM 294
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  MM 296
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  MM 1569
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  MM 307
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  outside the temple
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  MM 1552

Bird Goddesses

Smaller female figurine, so called "Bird Godesses". Only a small selection.

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  14th century BC
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  Phi type
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  Phi and Psi type
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  Phi type, 14th century BC
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  1350-1300 BC
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  Kourotrophos
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  1300-1180 BC

Other

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  MM 2086
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Pttery‎

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  Hydria, 1350-1300 BC
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  1350-1300 BC
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  1250-1150 BC
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  Stirrup jar
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  Lion gate area, 1250-1050 BC
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  from Kalkani, 1150-1100 BC

Tools

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  Tripod offering table
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  Minerals as materials
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  Lebes (cauldron)
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  other lebes

Linear B inscriptions ‎

1400-1180 BC

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  Tablet prepared for writing
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  "Athena receives"
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  on pottery
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Iron Age‎

Greek Geometric pottery

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  Kantharos MM 932
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  Pyxis MM 930
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Archaic to Hellenistic Ages

6th-2nd century BC

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  Krater with Sphinx, 600 BC
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  Krater with Dionysos
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  Krater with birds, 6th century BC
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  ca 500 BC
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  Toys
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  Megarian bowl, 2nd century BC