"Sea daffodils" are represented on a white background in the House of the Ladies at this location.
"Sea daffodils" are represented on a white background in the House of the Ladies at this location. A painting from Xeste 3 at this location shows a winged, leashed griffin and an enthroned female being presented with saffron by a blue monkey. A miniature frieze showing a flotilla was recovered from the West House at this location, a building which also depicts a procession of soldiers who hang oxhide shields from their necks and wear boar-tusk helmets. The only object made of gold recovered here was a miniature ibex figurine, and the only human remains found here had been buried, suggesting that its inhabitants evacuated deliberately. Boxing boys and a pair of antelopes are two of the best known wall paintings at this location, along with a painting of a nearly-naked man holding up two bunches of blue fish with yellow bellies. For 10 points, name this archaeologically-significant Bronze Age location in the Cyclades, destroyed by a cataclysmic volcanic eruption.
"Sea daffodils" are represented on a white background in the House of the Ladies at this location.
Akrotiri (accept Thira or Santorini)