What were the effects of the dorian invasion on the civilizations of greece

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The infamous city-state Sparta was established by the Dorians. Peloponnesus remained the prime concentration of Dorian power, but their presence in Greece led to the spread of Greek colonies into Asia. The Dorian Invasion is one of the theories as to why the Mycenaean civilization could have ended.

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The Dorians have introduced The Iron Age (1200–1000 B.C.) with them during which iron was the dominant material for making tools. The iron sword with the aim to slash was one of key tools which they made. The Dorians are thought to even own land and have grown into aristocrats

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The Dorian invasion was linked to the arrival of the descendants of Heracles, recognized as Heracleidae.

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