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| − | The Mycenaean language existed in the eastern Mediterranean region among the Mycenae people, from about 1400 to 100 B.C. (during the Bronze Age). The language has been lost and is no longer spoken, except in certain regions of southeastern France.{{fact}} | + | The Mycenaean language existed in the eastern [[Mediterranean]] region among the [[Mycenae]] people, from about 1400 to 100 B.C. (during the [[Bronze Age]]). The language has been lost and is no longer spoken, except in certain regions of southeastern France.{{fact}} |
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The Mycenaean language existed in the eastern Mediterranean region among the Mycenae people, from about 1400 to 100 B.C. (during the Bronze Age). The language has been lost and is no longer spoken, except in certain regions of southeastern France.[Citation Needed]