61. MSN Encarta - Related Items - Crete (Greece) Greek literature flourishes on crete in 16th and 17th centuries. Iráklion, capitalof crete. Minoan culture. Minotaur, legendary monster of ancient crete. http://encarta.msn.com/related_761552414/Crete_(Greece).html

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62. MSN Encarta - Related Items - Crete (Greece) Minoan Pithoi, Minoan culture, Bronze Age culture that developed on the islandof crete (Kríti) prior to the coming of the mainland Greeks (Achaeans). http://encarta.msn.com/related_761552414_3/Minoan_Culture.html

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63. Lychnostatis Open-Air Museum In Hersonissos, Crete as texts for the interpretation of the museum s exhibits at the 1st NationalConference for the Folk culture of crete Localities ÁíôéóôÜóåéò http://www.lychnostatis.gr/news.html

MULTIMEDIA EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMS GALLERY INFO ... GUEST BOOK NEWS MONDAY 15.12 2003 Christmas evening with the story-teller Stelios Pelasgos The Friends' Association of the Museum "LYCHNOSTATIS" and the Municipality of Hersonisos organize a Christmas evening with the story-teller Stelios Pelasgos and members of the Center for the Entertainment of Old People of Hersonisos. The event is taking place at the Cultural Center of the Parish of Hersonisos. FRIDAY 5.12 2003 "Accessibility - Educational Programs for Impaired People" The representative of the Museum Mary Baritaki participates at the day meeting "Accessibility - Educational Programs for Impaired People" and presents the new educational program "Fair with the bees". The day meeting is taking place in Athens and is organized by the Greek Department of ICOM and the Ministry of Culture FRIDAY 28.11 2003 "Cultural Policies of the European Union" At the Seminar for the training of the staff of the Ministry of Culture which takes place in Athens for four days and is organized by the National Center of Public Administration, Yiannis Markakis develops the subject "Cultural Policies of the European Union". FRIDAY 21.11 - SUNDAY 23.11 2003

64. Met Special Topics Page | Minoan Crete stylistic traits. Eventually, by the beginning of the eleventh centuryBC, the Minoan culture on crete was in decline. Explore http://www.metmuseum.org/toah/hd/mino/hd_mino.htm

Related Timeline Content Timelines Southern Europe, 8000-2000 B.C. Southern Europe, 2000-1000 B.C. Special Topics Egypt in the Middle Kingdom (ca.2030-1640 B.C.) Mycenaean Civilization Egypt in the New Kingdom (ca.1550-1070 B.C.) Egypt in the Old Kingdom (ca. 2649-2150 B.C.) Maps World Map, 2000-1000 B.C. Europe Map, 8000-2000 B.C. Sir Arthur Evans, the British archaeologist, characterized the Bronze Age culture of Crete as Minoan, after the legendary King Minos. From the material he excavated at Knossos, Evans devised a chronological scheme consisting of nine periods for Minoan civilization on Crete. His Early, Middle, and Late Minoan periods, each with three subdivisions, roughly followed the tripartite division of Egyptian history in the Old Middle , and New Kingdoms . Our knowledge of Early Minoan Crete comes primarily from burials and a number of excavated settlement sites. Artistic works of this period indicate that advances were made in gem engraving, stoneworking (especially vases), metalworking, and pottery. Terracotta bowls on high pedestals appeared and burnishing tools were used for decoration. Around 1900 B.C., during the Middle Minoan period, Minoan civilization on Crete reached its apogee with the establishment of centers, called palaces, that concentrated political and economic power, as well as artistic activity, and may have served as centers for the redistribution of agricultural commodities. Major palaces were built at Knossos and Mallia in the northern part of Crete, at Phaistos in the south, and at Zakros in the east. These palaces are distinguished by their arrangement around a paved central court and sophisticated masonry. In general, there were no defensive walls, although a network of watchtowers punctuating key roads on the island has been identified. The walls and floors of the palaces were often painted and colorful frescoes depicted rituals or scenes of nature. There were sanitary facilities as well as provisions for adequate lighting and ventilation. Living quarters of the palaces, like the better Minoan houses, were spacious.

65. ATM: Classical Culture Of Crete - AME Info Business News 0935. ATM Classical culture of crete. Holidaymakers wanting sun,culture, and luxury can look to the Greek isle of crete. It boasts http://www.ameinfo.com/news/Detailed/39533.html

Home E-mail User Login Tuesday, June 08 - 2004 The ultimate Middle East business resource Daily News Wires Company News Event News Education Energy, Oil and Gas ... Real Estate Video Content Features and Events Industry Talk Financial Markets Arab Capital Markets Company Profiles Dr. Marc Faber Emerging Markets ... CNNArabic.com Business Extra Appointments Business Features E-Business Enterprise Solutions ... Focus on CRM Industry Focus Arabian Environment Disaster Recovery Executive Education Leadership ... Public Relations Additional Services AME Info Toolbar Business Intelligence Currency Converter Current World Time ... Conferences and Expos : ATM Browse videos: Previous video Next video Watch Save ... Print United Arab Emirates: Thursday, May 13 - 2004 at 09:35 ATM: Classical culture of Crete Holidaymakers wanting sun, culture, and luxury can look to the Greek isle of Crete. It boasts thousands of years of history, a stunning Mediterranean climate and scenery, and has a wealth of hotels, from budget to hyper-luxury. Sotiris Radicopoulos, Manager of the five star Porto Eloundo resort, outlines the benefits. Log in to watch video Lisa Creffield, Executive VP Broadcast

66. Centre For Continuing Education Semester One Programme - Culture And Civilisatio be of interest to anyone wanting to know more about the history, culture, art and onmainland Greece and in the Minoan and Byzantine sites on crete will be http://www.cce.auckland.ac.nz/Community_Courses/Autumn_Programme/index.cfm?fusea

67. Culturaltec: Conferences culture and New Technologies. Planning for the Introduction ofNew Technologies in the Historic Museum of crete’. PARAGAMIAN http://www.aegean.gr/culturaltec/eventsb.htm

DEPARTMENT OF CULTURAL TECHNOLOGY AND COMMUNICATION UNIVERSITY OF THE AEGEAN SCIENTIFIC WORKSHOP CULTURE AND NEW TECHNOLOGIES: Contemporary Prospects of Research and Education (Auditorium of Archeological Museum of Mytilene) Mytilene, June 30 th - July 2 nd Organiser: Department of Cultural Technology and Communication University of the Aegean Sponsor: Ministry of the Aegean PROGRAMME Friday, June 30th Arrival of Participants in Mytilene Saturday, 1 July Morning Session: Opening and Presentation Contemporary Museology Coordinator: Dascalopoulos Sofia ‘Management of Cultural Heritage and Technology’ FOELSCHE Otmar,Director, Humanities Resources, Dartmouth College ‘Preparation and Distribution of Multimedia for Education within Local and Global Networks’ MAKEDON Fillia,Professor, Department of Computer Science, Dartmouth College Professor, Department of Information and Communication Systems KONSTANTINOU Fani, Head of Photographic Archives, Benaki Museum

68. HYDROPONIC CULTURE OF STRAWBERRIES IN PERLITE 717238-9985, HYDROPONIC culture OF STRAWBERRIES IN PERLITE. by DK Linardakisand BI Manios Institute of Vine, Horticulture Floriculture Heraklion, crete. http://www.perlite.org/guides/pg12.htm

Hydroponics PERLITE Strawberry Culture PLANT GUIDE The Perlite Institute Inc. 1924 North Second Street Harrisburg, PA 17102 USA tel. 717-238-9723 fax. 717-238-9985 HYDROPONIC CULTURE OF STRAWBERRIES IN PERLITE by D.K. Linardakis and B.I. Manios Heraklion, Crete The vertical growing of strawberries hydroponically in perlite enables the grower to make maximum use of his greenhouse and to take advantage of the controlled atmosphere for an extended growing period. A A vertical growing system was employed and four varieties of strawberries were tested. These were: Brighton, Douglas, Tioga and Tuft. The System The vertical system employed consisted of square containers of expanded polyethylene having a volume of .1 cuft (3.3 liters) each. Containers were stacked on top of each other diagonally so as to form a column. A plastic pipe of 1/2 in (12 mm) diameter was passed through the containers to secure the columns and the columns were suspended from horizontal wires from the glass house roof. Each column was composed of six containers and four planting pockets were created at the corner of each container. An entire column thus contained 24 plants. Nutrient/Water Supply A drip irrigation system was employed to provide nutrient and water. Drip tubes were inserted in the 1st, 3rd and 5th container from the top of each column. Nutrient was collected at the base of each column and recycled. Solution was provided to each column 2-4 times per day depending on weather. Concentrations of the elements in the nutrient solution are shown in the following table.

69. Encyclopedia4U - Minoan Civilization - Encyclopedia Article The Minoans were an ancient civilisation on what is now crete (in the Mediterranean),during the Bronze Age, prior to classical Greek culture. http://www.encyclopedia4u.com/m/minoan-civilization.html

ENCYCLOPEDIA U com Lists of articles by category ... Encyclopedia Home Page SEARCH : Minoan civilization The Minoans were an ancient civilisation on what is now Crete (in the Mediterranean ), during the Bronze Age , prior to classical Greek culture. The Minoans were primarily a mercantilist people engaged in overseas trade. Many historians and archaeologists believe that the Minoans were highly involved in the Bronze Age 's important tin trade (tin being used for manufacture of bronze ). The decline of Minoan civilization and the decline in use of bronze tools seem to be correlated. See also Table of contents showTocToggle("show","hide") 1 Archaeological History 2 Geography and Climate 3 Chronological History 4 Theories of Failure ... 11 External Links Archaeological History The civilization is named after King Minos , who in Greek mythology was said to be the King of Crete. Some believe that Minos either figuratively represents the civilization or is a dynastic name. Major cities of Minoan culture were Knossos , Phaestos, and Mallia. The Cretan myths and the discoveries of Heinrich Schliemann encouraged the excavations carried out in , when Sir Arthur Evans started excavations on the palace in Knossos . His methods caused some controversy, because he not only excavated but attempted to reconstruct the buildings.

70. HACAC: Crete And The Trojan War the Trojan War. This is really the question of the relationship betweenmainland Greek culture and the Minoan culture of crete. http://www.hacac.org/culture/e9904.html

HELLENIC-AMERICAN CULTURAL ASSOCIATION OF COLORADO Crete and the Trojan War: Going Beyond Homer and Sir Andrew Evans April 12, 1999 By: Halford W. Haskell, Professor of Classics, Southwestern University, Georgetown, Texas This event was co-sponsored with the Archaeological Institute of America, Denver Society Professor Haskell dealt with the question of what we can know about Crete in the period of the Trojan War. This is really the question of the relationship between mainland Greek culture and the Minoan culture of Crete. Professor Haskell dealt first with evidence from Homer. Homer indicates that Crete was prosperous and contributed many ships to the expedition under a unified command. But Homer is writing some 500 years after the event, Professor Haskell points out, and his evidence has to be taken with care. Archeology on Crete received a major impetus from Sir Artur Evans who excavated Knossos and coined the term "Minoan." He discovered the now well-known fact of the destruction of the palaces by fire. A destruction which we now know cannot be due to the explosion of Thira to the north, as that explosion is earlier. But the initial destruction is followed by a new dynasty, and a second destruction. How to date all of this? A bitter academic controversy broke out over dating of the Linear B tables, a key to dating the sites. Should those tablets be 15th century BC or 13th century? Professor Haskell recounted the history of the battle.

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72. Women In The Aegean: Minoan Snake Goddess: 10. Women In Minoan Culture 4. Evans s Snake Goddess . 5. Snake Goddess in Minoan culture. 6. SnakeGoddesses on crete. 7. Fertility Deity? 8. Snakes, Egypt, Women Magic. http://witcombe.sbc.edu/snakegoddess/minoanwomen.html

Women in the Aegean Minoan Snake Goddess Christopher L. C. E. Witcombe 10. Women in Minoan Culture There is plenty of archaeological evidence to indicate that women occupied an important if not dominant position within the practice of Minoan religion. A principal goddess would appear to have been Potnia ("lady" or "mistress"). The name usually occurs, but not always, with some qualification such as Potnia of Grain, Potnia of Horses, or Potnia of the Labyrinth. Potnia may have been a female form of the male god Potidas or Poteidan, from which was later derived the name Poseidon (a Greek god closely associated with Crete in later times). A female form of Poseidon also occurs in the name Posidaija. Another goddess was apparently named Diktynna and another Britomartis ('Sweet Virgin'). Largely on the basis of what appear to be cult shrines and sanctuaries, the existence of other goddesses have been posited - a goddess of the caves, a tree goddess, a dove goddess, a snake goddess - but it remains unclear whether or not the Minoans worshipped them as individual, specialized divinities or as aspects of a single Great Goddess. The predominance of goddesses (or of the Great Goddess) is attested to by the dominant role played by priestesses in religious ceremonies and the presence of women in ritual contexts. Women far outnumber priests and male attendants, for example, in the paintings on the four sides of the Aghia Triadha sarcophagus.

73. Crete University Press: Presentation Of Recent Publications - New York: The Foun Press Release. Presentations of Recent Editions from crete University PressPresentation hosted by The Foundation for Hellenic culture, Inc. http://www.artnewschannel.net/publications/creteuniversitypress/2002recenteditio

artnewschannel.net a distribution service of news and press releases exclusively for the arts: visual, performing, literary and film Home Current Press Releases Auctions Art Exhibitions ... Archives ArtNewsChannel.net is an on-line, cost efficient news distribution service exclusively for the arts. News in the arts includes but is not limited to: exhibitions, lectures, performances, films, book signings, special appearances... About us ArtNewsChannel.net is a division of: artregister.com artistregister.com artregisterpress.com museumregister.com ... artnewschannel.net E-mail: info@artnewschannel.net PO Box 256 New York NY 10028-0003 Tel.: 212.327.0401 Fax: 212.288.3666 Press Release Presentations of Recent Editions from Crete University Press Presentation hosted by The Foundation for Hellenic Culture, Inc. 7 West 57th Street - New York Friday, April 12, 2002 - 7 p.m.

74. Destination: Crete On the surface, crete may seem typically Greek. But a deeper digreveals that crete s culture is unique. The island became part http://www.cnn.com/TRAVEL/DESTINATIONS/9803/crete/

From CNN TravelGuide Contributor Steve Nettleton IRAKLION, Greece (CNN) The power of Poseidon still pounds the shores of Crete, a land one 17th century English traveler called "the garden of the universe." Crete is where gods were born, where myths flourished, and where Europe's earliest civilization the Minoans rose from the Mediterranean. According to Greek mythology, Crete was the birthplace of Zeus, chief of the gods. And it was here that a half-man, half-bull the Minotaur devoured young men and women in the Labyrinth, until it was killed by the warrior Theseus. The roots of these legends lie shrouded in historical mystery. But ruins of entire cities leave little doubt that an advanced people once ruled here, centuries before the Greeks and Romans. On the surface, Crete may seem typically Greek. But a deeper dig reveals that Crete's culture is unique. The island became part of Greece in 1913 before that, Romans, Byzantines, Venetians and Turks had been its rulers. Crete is the largest of the Greek islands, stretching more than 150 miles (242 kilometers) east to west. A short trip inland seems to contradict the fact that it's an island. Mountains reaching as high as 8,000 feet (2,438 meters) partition Crete into distinct regions, each with its own local flavor. Iraklion is Crete's largest city, and feels like it. The congested streets and busy port are a sharp contrast to quiet towns nearby.

75. Greece Guide Art & Culture places in the world with so rich and diverse an artistic and cultural history as SamosThe Oracle at Delphi The Minoan palace city of Knossos, crete The ruins http://www.travelinfo.gr/greece/info/art.htm

Greece and Climate Money Language Bussines hours ... Maps There are few places in the world with so rich and diverse an artistic and cultural history as Greece. In terms of archeology there are artifacts that are 200,000 years old, while architecturally Greece boasts Minoan and Dorian ruins dating back almost four millennia. Greece is also where drama originated, so there are plenty of ancient theatres to pick your way through Museums Greece is bursting at the seams with museums. Almost every single city, town, village, historical site, settlement and hole in the hedge has an archeological museum which details the archeological and historical significance of its surroundings Historical Sites There is certainly no shortage of these in Greece. Every city has their own specialties, like the Acropolis and the Ancient Agora in Athens, the Oracle at Delphi, the Palace of the Grand Masters in Rhodes Town, and so on. There are far too many to list here. It is suggested you get hold of a tourist map from the Greek Tourist Organization (EOT) which sets out all the ancient, Byzantine and medieval sites throughout the country. But some of the major historical sites you should make a special effort to see are listed below: The Acropolis, Athens

76. Culture Of The Red Porgy, Pagrus Pagrus, In Crete. Present Knowledge, Problems A culture of the red porgy, Pagrus pagrus, in crete. Present knowledge,problems and perspectives M. Kentouri (1)(2), M. Pavlides http://www.imbc.gr/biblio_serv/imbccr/X0101.html

HOME Culture of the red porgy, Pagrus pagrus, in Crete. Present knowledge, problems and perspectives M. Kentouri (1)(2), M. Pavlides (1), N. Papandroulakis (1)(2), P. Divanach (1) (1) Department of Aquaculture, Institute of Marine Biology of Crete, P.O. Box 2214, 71003 Iraklion, Crete, Greece. (2) Department of Biology University of Crete, P.O. Box 1470, 71110 Iraklion, Crete, Greece. Abstract The red porgy, Pagrus pagrus, is a protogynous hermaphrodite sparid of increasing interest to the aquaculture industry. The first efforts for the intensive culture of the red porgy started at the IMBC in 1989, when broodstock and fry were caught from the wild and acclimated at on-land installations. The present work describes data on i) reproduction (study of gametogenesis, age of sex reversal and sexual maturity, spawning strategy), ii) larval rearing (stocking density, feeding regime, water quality, timing of the developmental stages), iii) grow-out (growth rate, conversion index, mortality, water requirements), and iv) disease problems related to the intensive farming at all stages of production. WHAT'S NEW THE INSTITUTE PROJECTS AND PROGRAMMES CASE STUDIES ... INTERNET RESOURCES

77. Crete Greece: Hotel Mythos, Luxury Traditional Boutique Hotel Suites In Rethymno crete/rethymno/sights.html. Prefecture of RETHYMNON http//www.culture.gr/maps/crete/rethimno/rethimno.html.Historical and Folk Art http://www.mythos-crete.gr/rethymnon-crete.html

Mythos Hotel Facilities Accommodation Honeymoon Suites ... Travel Info Rethymnon Crete Information on Rethymnon Crete Greece In the Medieval times, Rethymno was one of the most important Venetian harbors. Today it still conserves this atmosphere in the small alleys and in the traditional houses which reflect the Venetian Renaissance architecture as well as the Turkish influences from the past The most significant of the remaining buildings are the Fortezza (fortress built by the Venetian in 1573), the old Venetian harbor and from the Turkish occupation period,the Ibrahim Han mosque. In case the visitor wants to know more about the interesting History of Rethymno can visit the Archeological museum, the History and Forklore Museum, the Marine Museum and the Center of Contemporary Art Kanakakis Gallery Everywhere in the old town can be found small traditional tavernas, which combine good food and magnificent views. There are also plenty of "Cafenion" ideal in which to enjoy a drink During the summertime a wide range of cultural events take place. The highlight is the Renaissance festival, which plays host from June till September on the Fortezza, to a great variety of theater, music and dance performances. Every July the people of Rethymno celebrate the Cretan Wine Festival where free wine is offered to the visitors. Apart from these are many other smaller Cretan traditional summer celebrations in the villages nearby, and in the wintertime the most beautiful Carnival of the Island takes place in Rethymno

78. VirtualTourist.com - Pavlik_NL's Crete Island Travel Page IKriti (crete), oldest culture in Europe. by Pavlik_NL - last update Dec 31, 2002. Longtime ago there was a great culture building on the big island of crete. http://www.virtualtourist.com/m/31ce3/670c3/

Pavlik_NL's Crete Island Travel Page. Travel experience, unbiased tips, reviews, and pictures on Crete Island CRETE ISLAND: Travel Guide Hotels Flights Meet Travelers ... Crete Island Search for: Places Members Keywords Advanced Join For Free! Member Login VIRTUALTOURIST... Members Forum Chat Travel Tools ... Help TRAVEL RESOURCES... Hotels Flights Vacations Car Rentals ... Featured Properties Sponsored Links for Crete Island Travel to Greece For Less Islands, Cruises, Tours, and More Enter to win 2 tickets to Europe Greece Travel Get great fares on daily flights to 150+ worldwide destinations. Crete Hotels Huge Savings at Top Hotels . Save up to 50% at Expedia Today! Unusual tour of Greece Slow paced. Take your time at sites 5 stars hotels , meals, all airfare. Amazingcrete Crete travel specialists, hotels , villas, apartments, weddings. Click to enlarge. Name: Real Name: Paul, Irina and Ilja Lives in: Arnhem Birth Date: January 13, 1968 Member since: Feb 08, 2002 Last Login: Jun 08, 2004 06:59 UTC Member's Time: Jun 08, 2004 10:41 CEST VT Rank External Page: www.blgg.com

79. CRETE GREECE NEWS, Travel To Crete Island Greece The exhibition curated by Nikos Hatzinikolaou, professor of History of Art atthe University of crete, is also to be Author Greek Ministry of culture. http://www.travel-to-crete.com/newsplace.php?idplace=1

80. Republic Of Turkey, Ministry Of Culture - Crete OTTOMAN ARCHITECTURAL WORKS OUTSIDE TURKEY. Greece crete (Girit). Bath. Holy Lands.Rebuplic of Turkey Ministry of culture and Tourism 2004 © All Rights Reserved. http://www.kultur.gov.tr/portal/tarih_en.asp?belgeno=1436

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