Examples of using Minoans in English and their translations into German
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During a massive earthquake the Minoans had obviously tried to influence their fate with a human sacrifice.
The Minoans left their towns unfortified,
The first scripts were invented and communication opened up between the Minoans and people from the East Mediterranean countries.
At Kentri today the art of pottery making continues in a similar manner to that of the Minoans.
The Minoans had developed a more efficient written language for the maintenance of records and communication within the vast commercial empire.
The Minoans had built a large harbour on the island of Faros in the Nile Delta to facilitate commerce with Egypt.
The minoans also related closely enough
It is very likely that the island was part of the kingdom of the Minoans of Crete in the 2nd millennium BC.
In Knossos, the Minoans channelled drinking water from Mount Youktas, a distance of about 10km, to a water tank in the palace.
The Minoans arrived in Crete in about 3000 BC from North Africa
It was name as that because it was used by the Minoans as the burial place of the dead.
it seems that ancient Cretans, the Minoans, consumed pretty much the same products that are being consumed by modern Cretans today.
Both the Minoans and Mycenaeans had settlements here in the 2nd Millennium BC
But the Minoans, they worship Poseidon, God of the Sea.
Rhodes was first settled by the Minoans of Crete and then by the Myceneans
published a book called Mycenaeans and Minoans, in which he used the previous decipherment of Luwian hieroglyphic to draw further conclusions about Aegean prehistory.
It is believed that it had been the Minoans who taught bee-keeping to the Kytherians.
The Minoans offer a sacrifice to Poseidon on the Festival of Pylos, and feast.
With their columnar structures at the top, they remind us of the Palace of Knossos the Minoans on Crete.
After walking along the Minoans Road we arrive at the grave of Tsoulis an infamous person in the early 19th centuries.