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Mycenaean Palace

  • Writer: Jessica Diaz
    Jessica Diaz
  • Jul 24, 2018
  • 1 min read

Updated: Oct 2, 2018

Mycenae



This is photo of grave circle A located in the Mycenaean palace. This grave circle was excavated by Heinrich Schliemann. This is a famous site where many things such as the Mask of Agamemnon was discovered. The Mycenae civilization was prosperous from the years 1650-1100 BC. Its stone walls area sight to behold and its a true testament to the engineering skill in ancient times. You can see them from miles away! It is believed that the walls served as protection as well as for intimidation to keep the people from uprising. If I were a peasant in this city the enormous stone walls would have kept me from rebelling, because they give off an appearance strength and sense of power.

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My name is Jessica Diaz, and I am a neuroscience major at UCLA. My hobbies include hiking, swimming, binge watching TV shows, and hanging out with friends and family. This is a photo blog of my study abroad trip to Greece I took this summer. Through the generosity of the Hoag Family Foundation I was able to have the experience of a lifetime, learning a subject I am passionate about.

 

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