Tiryns

Tiryns is an ancient archaeological site in Greece, known for its impressive Mycenaean ruins. Located near Argos, it flourished between the 14th and 12th centuries BCE. The site features massive stone walls, referred to as Cyclopean masonry, and extensive palace complexes, highlighting the sophistication of Mycenaean architecture. Tiryns is often associated with Greek mythology, particularly as a stronghold of Hercules, and it played a significant role in the Mycenaean civilization. The ruins of Tiryns are a UNESCO World Heritage site, reflecting their historical and cultural importance in understanding ancient Greek society.