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put that in 800BC - a 150 years before Homer.

For example, pottery from Mycenae in Greece was found in Egypt,
depicted on the walls of tombs of kings of the eighteenth dynasty
(D18), and among the ruins of their temples. So the start of the
Mycenaean era was dated to around the beginning of D18, about
1400. The Mycenaean era is believed to have ended at the time the
Dorian invasion of southern Greece, c1200. The objection that this
was some 500 years earlier than believed by the early Greek and
Roman historians, who lived some 2000 years nearer the period in
question, was overruled. Archaeologists then began to find
Mycenaean pottery in countries all round the Eastern
Mediterranean. This led them to conclude that there were
widespread occupation gaps in Greece and other countries after the
end of the Mycenaean age, around 12th century BCE (12C). People
then seemed mysteriously to reappear in their cities and carry on
much as before around the 8th century, when continuity could be
firmly established with the classical Greek period and with the
more soundly dated Neo-Assyrian empire. These occupation gaps of 4
to 5 centuries were called 'Dark Ages'.