turn to the concept of Mycenaean Thrace introduced as a notion

in academic literature by Professor Alexander Fol, first used in 1972

(Fol 1972: 38–68), because of the archaeological discoveries and
publications over the last decade. Mycenaean Thrace is a concept that
shows from a historical point of view the typological similarity between
the Thracian lands in the Late Bronze Age and Mycenaean Greece. By
means of comparative analysis, combined with the geographic and the
stratigraphic-chronological order of written testimonies, Alexander Fol
formulated the notion of Mycenaean Thrace as “an turn to the concept of Mycenaean
Thrace introduced as a notion
in academic literature by Professor Alexander Fol, first used in 1972
(Fol 1972: 38–68), because of the archaeological discoveries and
publications over the last decade. Mycenaean Thrace is a concept that
shows from a historical point of view the typological similarity between
the Thracian lands in the Late Bronze Age and Mycenaean Greece. By
means of comparative analysis, combined with the geographic and the
stratigraphic-chronological order of written testimonies, Alexander Fol
formulated the notion of Mycenaean Thrace asturn to the concept of Mycenaean Thrace
introduced as a notion
in academic literature by Professor Alexander Fol, first used in 1972
(Fol 1972: 38–68), because of the archaeological discoveries and
publications over the last decade. Mycenaean Thrace is a concept that
shows from a historical point of view the typological similarity between
the Thracian lands in the Late Bronze Age and Mycenaean Greece. By
means of comparative analysis, combined with the geographic and the
stratigraphic-chronological order of written testimonies, Alexander Fol
formulated the notion of Mycenaean Thrace asturn to the concept of Mycenaean Thrace
introduced as a notion
in academic literature by Professor Alexander Fol, first used in 1972
(Fol 1972: 38–68), because of the archaeological discoveries and
publications over the last decade. Mycenaean Thrace is a concept that
shows from a historical point of view the typological similarity between
the Thracian lands in the Late Bronze Age and Mycenaean Greece. By
means of comparative analysis, combined with the geographic and the
stratigraphic-chronological order of written testimonies, Alexander Fol
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