Minoan artifact C. Museum replica. Knossos Ancient Greece. Cnossos. Wall hanging

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Minoan artifact C. Museum replica. Knossos Ancient Greece. Cnossos. Wall hanging:
$12.00

Sacred Bull with a double axe on its head.

Knossos Artifact. Museum replica. Wall hanging.

Dimensions:Width: 14.5 cm. Height: 20.5cm.Depth: 0.8 cm. Weight:428 gr (approx.). Material: Fired clay.

Theitem for sale, has been made in a small workshop near theKnossos and Phaistos palaces, in Heraklion, Crete, using traditional methods, similar to the methods the Ancient Minoans used. It comes with aseal of authenticity attached to it. Only a small number available. This is a museum replica, scaled down. The originalartifact is in the archaeological museum of Heraklion. The quality of this item is excellent.

General information about the Minoan Civilisation:

The prehistoric Palace of Knossos was brought to light by Sir Arthur John Evans, the English archaeologist, at the end of the 1900 century. Knossos was the most important city in Crete, Greece,in prehistoric times. The excavations revealed the first advanced civilisation in Europe. It spanned the interval between approximately 2800 and 1100 B.C. It has been named the \"Minoan Civilisation\", after the legendary \"King Minos\" of Knossos. The centre of the Minoan civilisation was the Royal Palace of Knossos, where excavations have revealed Royal apartments, well stocked magazines (store rooms), shrines, an amphitheatre, the large central court, and the throne room, in which the throne of Minos was discovered, the oldest throne in Europe. They even had running water coming from the mountains (a long distance) using clay pipes!

The Minoan palace will be forever associated with the legendary myth of Prince Theseus and Princess Ariadne, and the terrible monster Minotaur (half man -half bull) who lived in \"Labyrinthos\". Theseus fought and killed the Minotaur, and thenfound his way out of Labyrinthus with the help of by Paypal please. Quick dispatch. Friendly andprofessional service. Customs clearance form attached on parcel.

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