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Explore the wonders of ancient Greek civilization through the remarkable sites of Knossos and Mycenae. Discover the massive palace complex at Knossos, including the Throne Hall and the famous dolphin frieze, revealing insights into the life of King Minos. Delve into Mycenae, where Heinrich Schliemann unearthed treasures such as the Grave Circle A, the Tomb of Clytemnestra, and the iconic Lion Gate. These archaeological finds shed light on the rich cultural heritage of Greece, from the Minoan era to the Mycenaean civilization.
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No part of mainland Greece is more than 35 miles from the sea.
In 1900 A.D., Sir Arthur Evans discovered the massive palace complex at Knossos on Crete.
Palace of King Minos--megaron of the queen with dolphin frieze
In the 1870s A.D. great interest in early Greek history was stimulated by the spectacular finds of amateur archaeologist Heinrich Schliemann at the sites of ancient Troy and Mycenae. Troy Mycenae
Mycenean Liongate Tiryns’ Walls Tiryns Interior galley Boar's tusk helmet Mycenean dagger