Greece, Mycenae ancient city - Grave Circle A and B

The transcript provides an in-depth look at Mycenae, a major center of Greek civilization, highlighting its historical and mythological significance. It discusses the architectural and societal aspects of Mycenae, including the citadel and its fortifications. The transcript also delves into the archaeological findings of Grave Circles A and B, detailing the burial customs, artifacts, and the significance of these sites in understanding Mycenaean civilization. Key figures like Agamemnon and the discoveries by Heinrich Schliemann are also covered.

What was the primary role of the Mycenaean citadel?

• A religious center

• A trade hub

• A military stronghold

• A cultural site

Where is Grave Circle B located in relation to the Lion Gate?

• East

• West

• North

• South

What type of artifacts were predominantly found with the males in Grave Circle B?

• Textiles

• Jewelry

• Weapons

• Pottery

Who was the archaeologist that excavated Grave Circle A?

• Posania

• Tori Ginarelli

• Heinrich Schleiman

• Francesco Germani

What was the supposed identity of the mask found in Grave Circle A?

• Perseus

• Agamemnon

• Zeus

• Homer

How did the burial customs differ between Grave Circles A and B?

• Grave Circle A had gold masks

• Grave Circle B had pottery

• Grave Circle B had more weapons

• Grave Circle A had more jewelry

What was a common feature found in both Grave Circles A and B?

• Wooden coffins

• Stone walls

• Bronze statues

• Gold masks