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    similar‚ more modern technology. The resemblance between the physical geography and natural disasters of Atlantis‚ Crete and Thera are very profound. There was said to be many earthquakes on these islands. The story of Atlantis tells us that the island was sunk by a disastrous earthquake.1

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    Bloom's Taxonomy Analysis

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    Grammar focus (conversational phrases _ direct and indirect speech _ imperative) Its moral is about obeying our parents. Daedalus was a famous builder. The King of Crete had a problem he wanted Daedalus to solve. There was a monster in Crete and The King wanted Daedalus to build a maze. He wanted to put the monster in the middle of the maze so that it could not escape. They then wanted to go home but The King wouldn’t let them. They had been locked in

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    Wit: Zorba the Greek

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    The acknowledged Greek author Nikos Kazantzakis uses his novel‚ Zorba the Greek‚ as a means to present philosophical ideas to his audience. In his novel he explores many different themes and ideas‚ some of which stem from his greatest inspirations. Two of these philosophical ideas are Epicureanism and Dionysian nature. Epicureanism is a theoretical system founded by the philosopher‚ Epicurus (341-270 B.C.E.)‚ who held that happiness should be valued as life’s highest good and that the best way to

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    Movie Critique Alexis Zorbas

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    Anthony Quinn as the leading role. The plot of the movie originated form the novel “Zorbas The Greek” by Nikos Kazantzakis‚ that was first published in 1946. The film portrays the culture of the time in Greece‚ and more specifically the culture of Crete‚ the largest Greek island‚ where the plot unfolds. “Zorbas t he Greek” successfully depicts situations of extreme anger‚ sadness‚ lust and joy that conquer humans during their course in life. Alexis Zorbas reactions to such feelings define the movie

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    hot bath‚ and our beds.” The Odyssey As a culture with little written history‚ one of the only tangible records of the Minoans are the ruins on the island of Crete. Through an interpretive study of the ruins‚ it is feasible to make solid conjectures about the nature of economy‚ religion‚ government and private life of ancient Crete. The ruins of the Minoan palaces‚ specifically Knossos‚ imply a defined social structure that indicates a love of entertainment and art‚ as well as structured social

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    The Palace of Knossos

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    architecture of such splendour‚ subtlety and refinement as could only have been produced by a civilization of great age" (110). The Minoan civilization‚ which survived from 3000 B.C. to 1200 B.C.‚ consisted of the Greek islands Crete and Thera. On the long narrow island of Crete exists the great Palace of Knossos; it is one of the most unique and legendary architectural structures of the Bronze Age. Knossos was first build around 2000 B.C. but was completely destroyed by an earthquake in 1700 B.C.

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    reaction paper: mankind

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    can only have been exported for their own value‚ but trade in olive oil‚ wine‚ and perfumes was likely. Crete has poor mineral resources‚ and metals must have been mainly imported. On the other hand‚ timber‚ which is now scarce‚ may well have been plentiful. Luxury goods such as gold and ivory were imported. It can be proved that the raw material for some of the stone vessels made in Crete was brought from the mainland. Religion of Minoan: The Minoans seem to have worshiped primarily goddesses

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    Ancient Greece and Rome

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    bronze and how to make tools from it. - Imported technology westward - Khafra‚ Sphinx (ca 2500BC) → the Egyptians were building the pyramids when the Greeks were taking their first steps - Greek civilization picked up in the South on an Island Crete Minoans: 3000 – (2000/1600-1000)BC • They built elaborate palaces on the Island • Centered around an open courtyard • Woman played a prominent role in the culture o As well as the Minoan religion - Fresco at Knossos: bull-jumping • Incredibly

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    Uluburun Shipwreck

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    Radiocarbon in the late 14th century BC. Totaling to 22‚ 413 dives which revealed one of the most spectacular Late Bronze Age. HISTORICAL PERIOD During the Bronze Age Earliest developments in Bronze Age Aegean civilisation of Crete Minoan trade on the large island of Crete in the Bronze Age The Minoans were the most powerful force in the Aegean Sea. The Uluburun shipwreck represents a wide range of trade networks. WHAT WAS FOUND AT THE SITE Canaanite jars and Pistacia resin At least 149 Canaanite

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    Daedalus and Icarus

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    of Cecrops. He was an architect‚ sculpture‚ and inventor. He also had a son named Icarus. Daedalus got jealous of his nephew‚ Talus‚ and his new invention and threw him off of the face of the Acropolis. Daedalus was then ex iled to the island of Crete for his punishment. Minos called for Daedalus to build the labyrinth where a monsterc called‚ the minotaur was to be imprisoned. The minotaur was a mythological creature that was half man‚ half bull. Ariadne was the son of Minos. Daedalus told Ariadne

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