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k Renaissance, 900-600BC
    
  
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naissance, 900-600BC
    
  
  
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          3000-1600 B.C.
          
   ;1600 B.C.;bc-i;;;
e
             1600-1200 B.C.
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          1600-1200 B.C.
          
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s
             1200-800 B.C.
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          1200-800 B.C.
          
   ;800 B.C.;bc-i;;;
e
             800-600 B.C.
     ;800;bc-i;;;
           800-600 B.C.
          
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e
             600-323 B.C.
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he period 1600-1100 was that of My;1100;bc-i;;;
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    By the 16th century,
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.
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 Minor.
    By 1300, the Greek mai;1300;bc-i;;;
a Minor and by 1100,
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   returned by 1200 B.C. Following the ;1200 B.C.;bc-i;;;
ion.
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he period from 800-600 the Greek
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eriod from 800-600 the Greek
    ;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;;;
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ginning of the 12th
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nning of the 12th
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