During the Greek Dark Ages,

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The Greek Dark Ages were a period of decline and instability, marked by the collapse of the Mycenaean civilization. During this time, Greeks were forced to reinvent themselves and develop new ways of life. They continued to produce pottery and other crafts, but there were few technological innovations, and Aegean trade was limited. The period was marked by the emergence of new political structures, including the rise of kings and royal households. However, overall, the Greek Dark Ages were a time of cultural and economic contraction, and it was only with the emergence of the city-states in the Archaic Period that Greece began to recover.