The Palace of Knossos is the largest of the Minoan palaces in Greece. The Palace of Knossos holds a place in both mythology ...

A labyrinth of massive columns and beautiful frescoes, the Palace of Knossos is a testament to the sophistication of the Minoan civilization that disappeared sometime in the 14th century.

In honor of the legendary King Minos, he termed the civilization he uncovered “Minoan.” A polychrome relief of a bull adorns the north entrance of the Palace of Knossos. Bull imagery saturates ...

The Palaces of Knossos, Malia, and Zakros are all Bronze Age Minoan palace complexes that offer a singular experience, allowing tourists to glimpse into the lives of the ancient peoples ...

Among the cities is Knossos, a great city ... there are still many unanswered questions about Minoan civilisation. The word 'palace', which Evans used to describe the large buildings he excavated ...

The ivory scepter with the longest Linear A inscription known, found in Knossos. Credit: A ... This reinforces the hypothesis that Minoan writing was not limited to accounting but also played a role ...

Among the cities is Knossos, a great city ... there are still many unanswered questions about Minoan civilisation. The word 'palace', which Evans used to describe the large buildings he excavated ...

Minoan Bull Leaper (made around 3,500 years ... ivory and bronze. Frescoes in the palace at Knossos show large gatherings of people, suggesting that these were also ceremonial and religious ...