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− | The Minoan civilization dates back to the year 2600 BC | + | The Minoan civilization dates back to about the year 2600 BC. It is located on the island of Crete. It lasted until 1700 B.C. or 1600 B.C. why not being clear why did it disappear. One theory is that a large eruption of Thera (Santorini) was the cause. Others want to identify Atlantis with the Minoan civilization. The truth is that the Mycenaean eventually occupied the island at around 1600 BC <br /> |
The main Minoan cities were Knossos, Phaistos and Hagia Triada. These cities have no walls but have some great palaces decorated with frescoes. The best preserved is the Palace of Knossos. <br /> | The main Minoan cities were Knossos, Phaistos and Hagia Triada. These cities have no walls but have some great palaces decorated with frescoes. The best preserved is the Palace of Knossos. <br /> | ||
The burials were held in caves but also in large vats where the bodies were introduced. <br /> | The burials were held in caves but also in large vats where the bodies were introduced. <br /> | ||
− | + | Have been found beautiful decorated cerami objects, copper and bronze and many other imported from [[Ancient Egypt|Egypt]]. It is assumed that the island of Crete was an obligatory port on a trade route linking the Middle East and the rest of Europe. <br /> | |
− | The Minoans had a script that has not yet been deciphered at first was hieroglyphic and later evolved into the so-called Linear A and Linear B. | + | The Minoans had a script that has not yet been deciphered and that at first it was hieroglyphic and later evolved into the so-called Linear A and Linear B. |
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Revision as of 23:41, 29 September 2015
The Minoan civilization dates back to about the year 2600 BC. It is located on the island of Crete. It lasted until 1700 B.C. or 1600 B.C. why not being clear why did it disappear. One theory is that a large eruption of Thera (Santorini) was the cause. Others want to identify Atlantis with the Minoan civilization. The truth is that the Mycenaean eventually occupied the island at around 1600 BC
The main Minoan cities were Knossos, Phaistos and Hagia Triada. These cities have no walls but have some great palaces decorated with frescoes. The best preserved is the Palace of Knossos.
The burials were held in caves but also in large vats where the bodies were introduced.
Have been found beautiful decorated cerami objects, copper and bronze and many other imported from Egypt. It is assumed that the island of Crete was an obligatory port on a trade route linking the Middle East and the rest of Europe.
The Minoans had a script that has not yet been deciphered and that at first it was hieroglyphic and later evolved into the so-called Linear A and Linear B.
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