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Thessaloniki #09
Meteora-Grecia
Lake Vouliagmeni near Corinth
Eroded cliff face on Crete.
Greece - Dispilio
Lake Vouliagmeni and Gulf of Corinth
Greece - Kastoria, Monastery Panagia Mavriotissa
Scene with photographer at Spinalonga
Greece - Ioannina, Fethiye Mosque
Greece - Kastoria
Three Men in the Boat
Broken
Greek pastoral
Orto Meteore
Greece - Thessaloniki, Arch of Galerius
Z fence with shadow
Greece - Thessaloniki, White Tower
Meteore - Monasteri ortodossi - Grecia
Meteore - Grecia
Envie de mer et de vacances
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Greece - Konitsa bridge
Il palazzo di Cnosso
Greece - Prespa, Basilica of Saint Achilles
Crete
Greece - Agios Achillios island
Local transport - Crete
The coastline at Santorini
Cretan windmills
Aghios Nicholas, Crete
A Minoan pithos
The Law code of Gortyn, Crete
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The North Entrance at Knossos Palace
The Knossos Palace remains are sited just south of modern day Heraklion in Crete. It was the centre of the Minoan civilisation and in mythology was the residence of King Minos. It is noted for its use of luxury materials, complex 'labyrinthine' architectural plan, advanced building techniques (including measures against earthquake damage and drainage that still works) and impressive size. These are remains of the second palace on the site, which lasted from about 1700 to 1350 BCE.
The 'North Propylaeum' is the North Entrance to the Palace and it is located at the end of the road from the harbour.
The 'North Propylaeum' is the North Entrance to the Palace and it is located at the end of the road from the harbour.
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