Mycenaean Greece played a central role in Bronze Age networks as evidenced by:

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The correspondence between Mycenaean leaders and Egyptian pharaohs and Hittite kings provides clear evidence of the central role that Mycenaean Greece played in Bronze Age networks. Linear B was used primarily for administrative purposes and not in transnational trade, and there is no evidence of Chinese artifacts found in Mycenaean Troy, Mycenaean cylinder seals in Babylon, or Mycenaean pottery discovered in the Indus River Valley of India.

Mycenaean Greece Played a Central Role in Bronze Age Networks