Mycenaean citadel of Midea

The conspicuous position of Midea between Mycenaean focuses of Argolida has been centering accentuation by specialists of the Mycenaean human advancement. Midea is considered as the third most essential braced Mycenaean Acropolis of Argolida, after Mycenae and Tiryns.

The cyclopean strongholds, the discoveries of late unearthing, the position of the folklore and its association with the broad Mycenaean burial ground in the neighboring Dendra, rank Midea in the major Mycenaean focuses of the terrain.

It is situated amidst the separation amongst Mycenae and Tiryns commanding the eastern edges of Argolida plain. Its key area, with the continuous view gives the capacity to control the whole plain and Argolikos inlet. This clarifies for the most part the improvement and flourishing of Midea amid the Mycenaean period.