Pylos

Pylos is an ancient site in Greece known for its significant archaeological findings, particularly related to the Mycenaean civilization, which flourished around 1600 to 1100 BCE. It is famous for the discovery of the Palace of Nestor, a large structure linked to the legendary hero from Homer's "Odyssey." Excavations have revealed impressive artifacts, clay tablets with early Greek writing (Linear B), and evidence of advanced urban planning and trade. Pylos offers valuable insights into ancient Greek culture, politics, and daily life, contributing to our understanding of early European history.