The woman with whom Agamemnon returned from Troy, Cassandra, had a pair of twins whom Clytaemnestra killed when she murdered Agamemnon and Clytaemnestra. The Mycenean crown was quite large and covered with gold gilt. The warriors at Troy most likely wore helmets of boar's tusk. Later they adopted a form of the Phoenician alphabet. The jewelry worn by the women of the time was amazing.
Modern jewelers say that many of the techniques have yet to be repeated.
Many of the gold utensils found at the site. I had often seen these pots with pointed bottoms and wondered what they were for. We found on our tour that they were actually for shipping. The pointed bottom allowed them to be stored in holes in planks and thus would not tip in a storm. One of only musical instruments to survive from antiquity.