The Civilisation of the Northeastern Aegean Sea Early Bronze Age (3300-3200 BC) is described, highlighting the development of the so-called Civilisation of the Northeastern Aegean Sea in the Trood Asia Minor and the big islands of Lemnos (Polo), Myrina, Koukonis (Samos), Herakon (Empor), and Chios (Emporio). The text emphasizes the impressive in size of Poloicholi of Lemnos, the first organized city of Europe, and its characteristic settlement phases marked by colors (Black, Green, Red, Yellow). The text also mentions the settlements of Troy (Tro) and Polo (Polo) in the middle of the 3rd millennium BC, with a focus on their clear-urban features, craft specialisation, use of potter's wheel, advanced metallurgy, and use of seas, indicative of strong central authority.