Nestor's Wall (archaeological site)

Nestor’s Wall is a significant archaeological site located near the ancient city of Pylos in Greece. It is a massive, Mycenaean-era fortification built around 1300 BCE, named after the legendary King Nestor from Greek mythology. The wall features large, carefully fitted stones and demonstrates advanced construction techniques for its time. It served to protect the city and its occupants from invaders and reflects the social organization and engineering skills of the Mycenaean civilization. Excavations have revealed important insights into Mycenaean architecture, military strategy, and regional history, making it an essential site for understanding Bronze Age Greece.