A unique Syro-Egyptian fenestrated axe, manufactured in the 20th–18th century BC found in a 15th-century BC Mycenaean tomb in Greece, combines Egyptian and Levantine features with a distinctive Minoan ribbed cap.

A highly historically accurate reconstruction of a Mycenaean military leader (lāwāgetās) from the second half of the 15ᵗʰ century BC, some 240 years before the Trojan war recounted by Homer's Iliad (ca. 1194–1184 BC), wearing the Dendra panoply and the iconic boar's tusks helmet.