This civilization's Akrotiri settlement on the island of Santorini was buried after the eruption of Thera, and one religious ritual of this civilization involved leaping over bulls.
This civilization produced pottery such as Kamares ware and others that were painted in the "marine style". This civilization's Akrotiri settlement on the island of Santorini was buried after the eruption of Thera, and one religious ritual of this civilization involved leaping over bulls. Its cities included Phaistos and Galatas, and settlements of this civilization were first discovered by British archaeologist Arthur Evans. The primary script of this civilization was (*) Linear A, which was found at the ruins of the palace of Knossos. For ten points, name this Ancient Greek civilization which preceded the Mycenaean civilization and was based in Crete.
This civilization produced pottery such as Kamares ware and others that were painted in the "marine style".
{Minoan} Civilization