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Fusion of elements: 1) the central city of Amarna, looking east (photo by author), a statue of Akhenaten, with the famous Minoan fresco from the Knossos Palace, “Ladies in Blue”, circa 1500 BC. (Public Domain) — 27 Feb 2023

Fair Winds Trade From the Aegean to Egypt’s Amarna

By Jonathon Perrin

Archaeology & Science

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What do Queen Nefertari’s silver earrings, King Tutankhamun’s olive leaf collar, and an exquisite blue glass mixing vessel from Egypt have in common? They were all either a direct product of trade with the Aegean region, or inspired by its...
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Fusion of elements: 1) the central city of Amarna, looking east (photo by author), a statue of Akhenaten, with the famous Minoan fresco from the Knossos Palace, “Ladies in Blue”, circa 1500 BC. (Public Domain) — 27 Feb 2023

Fair Winds Trade From the Aegean to Egypt’s Amarna

By Jonathon Perrin

Archaeology & Science

0

What do Queen Nefertari’s silver earrings, King Tutankhamun’s olive leaf collar, and an exquisite blue glass mixing vessel from Egypt have in common? They were all either a direct product of trade with the Aegean region, or inspired by its...
Read More

Another viewpoint of the Knossos palace at Heraklion, Crete, which is part of the extensive Knossos Palace ruins that are full of details relating to the great Minoan civilization of the Aegean Sea. ( vladimircaribb / Adobe Stock) — 05 Nov 2021

Majestic Minoan Knossos: Palace Or Funeral Parlor

By micki pistorius

Archaeology & Science

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Before 1900, the general knowledge about an ancient civilization on Crete was limited to the Greek mythology of King Minos and the heroic Theseus, prince of Athens, who slayed the minotaur in the labyrinth and won the heart of the princess Ariadne,...
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Another viewpoint of the Knossos palace at Heraklion, Crete, which is part of the extensive Knossos Palace ruins that are full of details relating to the great Minoan civilization of the Aegean Sea. ( vladimircaribb / Adobe Stock) — 05 Nov 2021

Majestic Minoan Knossos: Palace Or Funeral Parlor

By micki pistorius

Archaeology & Science

1

Before 1900, the general knowledge about an ancient civilization on Crete was limited to the Greek mythology of King Minos and the heroic Theseus, prince of Athens, who slayed the minotaur in the labyrinth and won the heart of the princess Ariadne,...
Read More

Fresco of the Bull Horns and Minoan women of Priestesses (Image: Courtesy Micki Pistorius) — 01 Nov 2021

Tracing The Footprints Of The Philistines To Minoan Knossos On Crete

By micki pistorius

Archaeology & Science

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The year 1185 BC heralded a diaspora of the so-called Sea Peoples to the south-western coast of the Levantine. From the west they came in ships via the Mediterranean Sea and from the north they crossed the land over what is now Syria. They were not...
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Fresco of the Bull Horns and Minoan women of Priestesses (Image: Courtesy Micki Pistorius) — 01 Nov 2021

Tracing The Footprints Of The Philistines To Minoan Knossos On Crete

By micki pistorius

Archaeology & Science

1

The year 1185 BC heralded a diaspora of the so-called Sea Peoples to the south-western coast of the Levantine. From the west they came in ships via the Mediterranean Sea and from the north they crossed the land over what is now Syria. They were not...
Read More

Knossos, Crete: View of the North Gate Fresco (Image: Micki Pistorius) — 16 Nov 2018

Forsaken by their Gods, Four Ruins of the Oldest Temples in the World

By ashley cowie

Archaeology & Science

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On Orkney, the archipelago of the north coast of Scotland, ancient temple sites such as the Ness of Brodgar and Barnhouse Settlement, stone circles like Ring of Brodgar and Standing Stones of Stennes, were built between 3200 BC and 2500 BC. Being...
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Knossos, Crete: View of the North Gate Fresco (Image: Micki Pistorius) — 16 Nov 2018

Forsaken by their Gods, Four Ruins of the Oldest Temples in the World

By ashley cowie

Archaeology & Science

1

On Orkney, the archipelago of the north coast of Scotland, ancient temple sites such as the Ness of Brodgar and Barnhouse Settlement, stone circles like Ring of Brodgar and Standing Stones of Stennes, were built between 3200 BC and 2500 BC. Being...
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