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k Renaissance, 900-600BC\n \n \n;900;bc-i;;;;
naissance, 900-600BC\n \n \n \n ;600BC;bc-i;;;;
          3000-1600 B.C.\n \n ;1600 B.C.;bc-i;;;;
e\n 1600-1200 B.C.\n ;1600;bc-i;;;;
          1600-1200 B.C.\n \n ;1200 B.C.;bc-i;;;;
s\n 1200-800 B.C.\n ;1200;bc-i;;;;
          1200-800 B.C.\n \n ;800 B.C.;bc-i;;;;
e\n 800-600 B.C.\n ;800;bc-i;;;;
           800-600 B.C.\n \n ;600 B.C.;bc-i;;;;
e\n 600-323 B.C.\n ;600;bc-i;;;;
 in the period 1600-1100 was that ;1600;bc-i;;;;
he period 1600-1100 was that of My;1100;bc-i;;;;
e@.\n By the 16th century,\n ;16;bc-c;;;;
.\n By the 16th century,\n M;th;bc-r;;1.1.2.2;
 Minor.\n By 1300, the Greek mai;1300;bc-i;;;;
a Minor and by 1100,\n Mycenae w;1100;bc-i;;;;
   returned by 1200 B.C. Following the ;1200 B.C.;bc-i;;;;
ion.\n After 800 B.C. a new spirit o;800 B.C.;bc-i;;;;
he period from 800-600 the Greek\n;800;bc-i;;;;
eriod from 800-600 the Greek\n ;600;bc-i;;;;
as far back as 1200 B.C. but, based on ;1200 B.C.;bc-i;;;;
wo epic poems, 850-800 B.C. seems;850;bc-i;;;;
pic poems, 850-800 B.C. seems more lik;800 B.C.;bc-i;;;;
 we know today 540 B.C. by Pisistratus;540 B.C.;bc-i;;;;
ginning of the 12th\n century ;12;bc-c;;;;
nning of the 12th\n century B.;th;bc-r;;1.1.2.2;
2th\n century B.C. Archeological; B.C;bc-r;;;;
eat\n in the 4th century B.C.;4;bc-c;;;;
at\n in the 4th century B.C. I;th;bc-r;;1.1.2.2;
the 4th century B.C. In fact, an e; B.C;bc-r;;;;