The âDark Ageâ of Greece Irene S. Lemos The term âDark Ageâ is generally used to describe the archaeological period which starts with the collapse of the Mycenaean palatial system (roughly 1200 ï¢ï£) and ends with the rise of the Greek city-states (around 770 ï¢ï£).his gloomy picture of Greece was further accompanied by the loss of certain skills in architecture and art and most importantly by the loss of writing (Snodgrass, Dark Age of Greece, p. 2; Desborough, Greek Dark Ages, pp. 15â18).
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