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- They built ships from oak and cedar trees and sailed as far as Egypt and Syria.
- They learned to make bronze from the Sumerians. Minoans were a great trading power in the Eastern Mediterranean.
- Minoans traded with the peoples of the Fertile crescent and learned much of its culture.
- Powered by sails and oars, Minoan vessels carried goods from the Black sea, to the Nile Valley, and to Phoenicia
- The Minoans exchanged olive oil, pottery, honey, and wine for gold, precios stones, grain, and linen.
- And the Aegean civilization -passed to the early Greeks called Mycenaean.
- Minoan Society was transformed by invaders from the Greek mainland.
- Activities like tanning of leather, sewing clothes, making jars for wine and olive oil, and forging and crafting of bronze swords .
- In a mycenaean kingdom, a palace was on a hill. Giant stonewall sorrounds the palace. Outside the palace walls lay large farms or estates taht belonged to the nobles. On these estates lvied the farmers and slaves.
- At about 1,400 BCE, the Mycenaean became the major power in the Mediterranean.
- In Mycenae, Trade was an essential activity. They traded ore to produce bronze weapons and tools. Mycenaean pottery was exporyted to the coast of italy, egypt, syris, palestine, and Cyprus.
- By 1,100 BCE, The Mycenaean civilization came to an end.
- The flourishing society of Mycenae came to an utter devastation that even the art of writing was lost.
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