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People of the Cyclade Islands, whose culture thrived 3000BC to 1200BC
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People of Crete, which was best known for the Palace of Knossos
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Minoan city destroyed by volcano; no human remains
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Mainland Greek civilization
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"round building" - Beehive Mycenaean tombs made by corbelling, covered in earth
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Largest known Tholos, also known as "Tomb of Agamemnon," although it is unknown who is actually buried there
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staggering of rows of bricks, to increase stability (Lion Gate) or create round buildings (Tholoi)
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Walkway to the tholos
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Mycenaean construction with large stones, which were believed to be only liftable by Cyclops, large one-eyed men
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hammering metal from behind to make shapes, as in Mycenean gold cups
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front, face (of a building)
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Minoan stylized pottery, using fun-loving, organic designs
[image]
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Ancient name for the Greek people
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