1. |
Phaistos,
view. |
2. |
Phaistos
First Palace. |
3. |
Phaistos
First Palace, west blocks and west courts at Phaistos (A), Knossos
(B), and Mallia (C). |
4. |
Phaistos
First Palace. |
5. |
Phaistos
First Palace, west court. |
6. |
Phaistos
Theatrical Area and Protopalatial Shrine, Middle Minoan I. |
7. |
Female
Figurine from Phaistos, First Palace Period, front. |
8. |
Female
Figurine from Phaistos, First Palace Period, profile. |
9. |
Bull
Figurines from Phaistos, First Palace Period, group of three. |
10. |
Phase
Ib Kamares Bridge Spouted Jugs from Phaistos, view of two. |
11. |
Postpalatial
Road Cuts through a Koulore, 13th C. BC. |
12. |
Plan
of Knossos Palace. |
13. |
Knossos,
Palace, Theater. |
14. |
Koulousas. |
15. |
Knossos,
Palace, Kouloures, interior. |
16. |
Knossos,
Throne Room Exterior. |
17. |
Knossos
Palace Throne Room, Lambert's reconstruction of interior. |
18. |
Knossos,
Palace, Throne Room. |
19. |
Knossos,
Palace Throne Room, view with restored columns, looking west. |
20. |
Mallia
Palace, aerial view. |
21. |
Kouloures
at Mallia, view. |
22. |
House
A, Quartier Mu, Mallia, First Palace Period. |
23. |
Quartier
Mu, Mallia, plan. |
24. |
Lustral
Basin, Mallia, Second Palace Period, Late Minoan. |
25. |
Ayia
Photia. |
26. |
Ayia
Photia. |
27. |
Chamaizi,
Crete, Piskoephalo Valley, Siteia., Middle Minoan I. |
28. |
Chamaizi,
plan. |
29. |
Chamaiyi,
aerial view. |
30. |
Chamaizi,
view towards Siteia Bay. |
31. |
Middle
Minoan I Peak Sanctuaries, plans. |
32. |
Petsophas
Sacntuary Male Worshipper., c.2100-1800 BC. |
33. |
Statuettes
from Petsofa and Chamaizi. |
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