The Mycenaean version of the Greek language existed in the eastern Mediterranean region among the Bronze Age Mycenaeans (who called themselves Achaeans), an Indo-European people who arrived in Greece and the Aegean beginning in about 1650 BC, in the same era as the Minoans' arrival
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The Mycenaean version of the Greek language existed in the eastern Mediterranean region among the Bronze Age Mycenaeans (who called themselves Achaeans), an Indo-European people who arrived in Greece and the Aegean beginning in about 1650 BC, in the same era as the Minoans' arrival.