The Bronze Age

• Bronze Age

  a prehistoric period when certain weapons and tools came to be made of bronze rather than stone.
• Cyclopean architecture

  a type of stonework found in Mycenaean architecture, built with massive, typically uncorked, limestone boulders, roughly fitted together with minimal clearance between adjacent stones with clay mortar.
• Megaron

  a great rectangular hall in early Mycenaean and ancient Greek palace complexes; surrounded by four columns, fronted by an open, two-columned portico, with a central open hearth venting thought an oculus in the roof 
• Tholos tombs

  a round, beehive shaped tomb structure; conical chambers with subterranean burial chambers
• Temple/Palace of Knossos

  Crete, Greece, Minoan Culture, ca 1450 BCE

  
• City of Mycenae

  Argolis, Greece, Mycenaeans, ca 1350 BCE

  
• Lion Gate

  Mycenae, Greece, Mycenaeans, ca 1300 BCE

  
• Tiryns

  Argolis, Greece, Mycenaeans 

  
• Pylos Megaron

  Pylos, Greece, Mycenaean, ca 1450 BCE

  
• Treasury of Atreus

  Mycenae, Greece, Mycenaean, c 1400 BC