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Scenes with animals and two fighters. 16th century BC. (fresco)

Minoan, (16th century BC)

Luisa Ricciarini

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Acrobat (also called The bull leaper), ivory figurine ,1700-1400 BC

Minoan, (2000-1400 BC)

Luisa Ricciarini

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Bronze statuette of bull and an acrobat

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Ladies of the Minoan Court, illustration from 'Myths of Crete and Pre-Hellenic Europe' by Donald A. Mackenzie, published in 1917 (colour litho)

Duncan, John (1866-1945) (after)

Ken Welsh

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Palace of Malia. Entrance and the Four stairs leading to the Loggia elevated like a tribune.Crète, Greece, Minoan Civilization, 1900-1450 BC Palais de Malia. Entrée et quatres marches menant à la loggia, élevée comme une tribune. Crète, Grèce, Civilisation Minoenne, 1900-1450 av J.-C

Frank Buffetrille

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Ladies of the Minoan Court , illustration from Myths of Crete and Pre-Hellenic Europe pub. by the Gresham Publishing Company Limited 1920's (colour litho)

Duncan, John (1866-1945)

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Archaeological site of Gournia. Street system and storage houses of the palace in the north aera. Gournia is the best preserved of all Minoan cities, and has been characterized as the “” Pompei Minoan Crete””. The cities has been found as it is now and has never been rebuilt. Gournia offers a picture of the daily life of the Minoan, who were engaged in agricultural, animal husbandry, fishing and vase-making as shown by the tools discovered in the settlement. Crete

Frank Buffetrille

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Frank Buffetrille

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Frank Buffetrille

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Frank Buffetrille

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Frank Buffetrille

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Frank Buffetrille

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Archaeological site of Gournia. Gournia is the best preserved of all Minoan cities, and has been characterized as the “” Pompei Minoan Crete””. The cities has been found as it is now and has never been rebuilt. Gournia offers a picture of the daily life of the Minoan, who were engaged in agricultural, animal husbandry, fishing and range-making as shown by the tools discovered in the settlement. Remains of the Palace. The palace was the most luxurious building in town, probably the administrative center and the residence of the town's leader. Crete

Frank Buffetrille

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Frank Buffetrille

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Frank Buffetrille

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Archaeological site of Gournia. Gournia is the best preserved of all Minoan cities, and has been characterized as the “” Pompei Minoan Crete””. The cities has been found as it is now and has never been rebuilt. Gournia offers a picture of the daily life of the Minoan, who were engaged in agricultural, animal husbandry, fishing and range-making as shown by the tools discovered in the settlement. Stairs leading to the remains of the Palace. The palace was the most luxurious building in town, probably the administrative center and the residence of the town's leader. Crete

Frank Buffetrille

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Archaeological site of Gournia. Gournia is the best preserved of all Minoan cities, and has been characterized as the “” Pompei Minoan Crete””. The cities has been found as it is now and has never been rebuilt. Gournia offers a picture of the daily life of the Minoan, who were engaged in agricultural, animal husbandry, fishing and range-making as shown by the tools discovered in the settlement. Stairs leading to the remains of the Palace. The palace was the most luxurious building in town, probably the administrative center and the residence of the town's leader. Crete

Frank Buffetrille

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Archaeological site of Gournia. Gournia is the best preserved of all Minoan cities, and has been characterized as the “” Pompei Minoan Crete””. The cities has been found as it is now and has never been rebuilt. Gournia offers a picture of the daily life of the Minoan, who were engaged in agricultural, animal husbandry, fishing and range-making as shown by the tools discovered in the settlement. Stairs leading to the remains of the Palace. The palace was the most luxurious building in town, probably the administrative center and the residence of the town's leader. Crete

Frank Buffetrille

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Archaeological site of Gournia. Gournia is the best preserved of all Minoan cities, and has been characterized as the “” Pompei Minoan Crete””. The cities has been found as it is now and has never been rebuilt. Gournia offers a picture of the daily life of the Minoan, who were engaged in agricultural, animal husbandry, fishing and range-making as shown by the tools discovered in the settlement. Stairs leading to the remains of the Palace. The palace was the most luxurious building in town, probably the administrative center and the residence of the town's leader. Crete

Frank Buffetrille

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Archaeological site of Gournia. Gournia is the best preserved of all Minoan cities, and has been characterized as the “” Pompei Minoan Crete””. The cities has been found as it is now and has never been rebuilt. Gournia offers a picture of the daily life of the Minoan, who were engaged in agricultural, animal husbandry, fishing and range-making as shown by the tools discovered in the settlement. Stairs leading to the remains of the Palace. The palace was the most luxurious building in town, probably the administrative center and the residence of the town's leader. Crete

Frank Buffetrille

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Archaeological site of Gournia. Street system and storage houses of the palace. Upright unworked stone slab deliberately set into the pavement of the street interpreted as a sacred stone. Gournia is the best preserved of all Minoan cities, and has been characterized as the “” Pompei Minoan Crete””. The cities has been found as it is now and has never been rebuilt. Gournia offers a picture of the daily life of the Minoan, who were engaged in agricultural, animal husbandry, fishing and vase-making as shown by the tools discovered in the settlement. Crete

Frank Buffetrille

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Frank Buffetrille

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Frank Buffetrille

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Archaeological site of Gournia. Gournia is the best preserved of all Minoan cities, and has been characterized as the “” Pompei Minoan Crete””. The cities has been found as it is now and has never been rebuilt. Gournia offers a picture of the daily life of the Minoan, who were engaged in agricultural, animal husbandry, fishing and range-making as shown by the tools discovered in the settlement. Stairs leading to the remains of the Palace. The palace was the most luxurious building in town, probably the administrative center and the residence of the town's leader. Crete

Frank Buffetrille

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Frank Buffetrille

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Frank Buffetrille

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Palace of Malia. the Loggia elevated like a tribune from the great stair that led to the fiste floor. at the background is the Noth sector with the entrance and magasines.Crète, Greece, Minoan Civilization, 1900-1450 BC Palais de Malia. Loggia, élevée comme une tribune vue des grands escaliers qui menait au premier étage de l'édifice A l'arrière plan se trouve le secteur Nord avec l'entrée et les magasin et entepôts Nord.. Crète, Grèce, Civilisation Minoenne, 1900-1450 av J.-C

Frank Buffetrille

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