Question

Although dark age greece is largely undocumented and therefore difficult to study thoroughly, it seems clear that the:

Answer 1

Answer and Explanation:

• Early Greeks were financially stale and cut off from other Near Eastern civic establishments.
• The Greeks alluded to certain individuals with whom they came into contact as savages since they didn't communicate in Greek.
• The Greeks became proficient again during the ninth century B.C.E. by embracing the Phoenician letter set.
• The Greek Dark Age is the interim between the breakdown of the Mycenaean human progress, around 1200 BCE, and the Greek Archaic Period, around c. 800 BCE.
• Iron-working was an advancement that appears to have been brought into Greece, not created there, and it conceivably arrived at Greece through Cyprus and the Near East.