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The Helladic Greeks, named after the Greek peninsula of Peloponnese, were the earliest known inhabitants of mainland Greece. Their culture flourished during the Bronze Age, spanning roughly from 3200 to 1100 BCE. They were a dynamic and innovative people, leaving behind a rich legacy of art, architecture, and mythology.

Helladic society was characterized by its hierarchical structure, with a ruling elite controlling the means of production and wealth. Their economy was primarily agricultural, supplemented by trade with neighboring civilizations. The Helladic Greeks were skilled artisans, producing beautiful pottery, metalwork, and jewelry. They also built impressive stone structures, such as the famous Mycenaean palaces at Mycenae and Tiryns.