Question

Our best information about Mycenaean civilization comes from: a. archaeological evidence. b. the works of Homer. c. the writings of later Greek historians. d. tablets discovered in Troy. e. the work of Michael Ventris.

Answer 1

The good choice is.

a. archaeological evidence.

Step-by-step explanation:

The ruins of old Mycenaean cities in diverse parts of Greece are the major source of information about this civilization of the Late Bronze Age that spans from 1700 to 1100 BCE. Its a predecessor of the splendid Greek classical culture of the following millenium. In Mycenaean centres, large palace complexes and common architectural styles are found.