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Tuesday, February 28, 2017
Today in History
Saturday, February 18, 2017
Minoan Civilization
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2700 BCOne of the earliest known civilizations in the Aegean world, the Minoan civilization, rise on the island of Crete beginning the period of flourishing
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2000 BCThe first palace of Phaistos is built in south central Crete by Minoan civilization
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1900 BCThe potter's wheel is introduced in Minoan civilization, making designs of ceramic more free and graceful
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1900 BCThe first palace in the ancient city of Knossos, which considered as Europe's oldest city, is built by Minoan civilization on Crete
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1700 BCNaturalistic forms such as fish, squid, birds, and lilies in Minoan pottery decoration becomes common
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1627 BCAn eruption of the volcano Thera in the Aegean Sea devastates the island of Thera including the Minoan settlement at Akrotiri and generates 150 m high tsunami that devastates the Minoan coastal settlements on the island of Crete
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1600 BCBull-Leaping Fresco, a stucco panel on east wall of the palace at Knossos in Crete, a striking example of Minoan Civilization art, is created
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1600 BCThe Phaistos Disc, a disk of terracotta 16 cm in diameter covered on both sides with a spiral of stamped symbols, is made for the Minoan palace of Phaistos on the Greek island of Crete
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1550 BCRise of Mycenaean Civilization in mainland Greece begins under influences from Minoan Crete
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1450 BCMycenaean Greeks conquer and replace Minoan Civilization on Crete
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1899Sir Arthur Evans discovers the center of Minoan civilization on the island of Crete
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March 16, 1900English archaeologist Sir Arthur Evans finds old city of Knossus
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