What is Helladic period?
{{Infobox archaeological culture |name=Helladic period |map=Grave-Circle-A-Mycenae.jpg |period=[[Bronze Age]] |dates=c. 3200 BC – c. 1050 BC |majorsites=[[Thebes, Greece|Thebes]], [[Tiryns]], [[Mycenae]] |precededby=[[Neolithic Greece]] |followedby=[[Greek Dark Ages]] }} The '''Helladic period''' is a modern [[Archaeology|archaeological]] term for a set of [[Era|periods]]. These periods are of the [[culture]] of mainland [[Greece]] during the [[Copper Age|Copper]] and [[Bronze Age|Bronze Ages]]. It is used in both archeology and [[art history]]. The term was used to complement two contemporary terms: Cycladic, for the [[Aegean Sea|Aegean]] [[Cycladic civilization]]; and Minoan, for the [[Minoan civilization|Cretan civilization]]. {{Stub}} [[Category:Ancient history]] [[Category:History of Greece]]