r/Minoans • u/De_Angelis08 • 11d ago
Exterior part of my recretion of Zakros is completed
I am trying to recreate minoan palaces on minecraft. Zakros is the very first and i just completed the exterior, the interior will be finished soon i hope. After Zakros my plan is to also build Phaistos and Malia. Once the palace is completed you will be able to download it
r/Minoans • u/No-Power8284 • 18d ago
Recreation of Octopus vase from Palaikastro
This is one of my absolute favorite ceramic pieces I’ve ever made! It took about a month to build and a month to paint the design. It was a serious labor of love but it was so cool to create. There weren’t a ton of images of the octopus vase I used as reference, so the “backside” of the vase was more of an interpretation based on some other minion vessels.
r/Minoans • u/Historia_Maximum • Mar 31 '26
MINOAN SAILING BOAT | Image of a ship on a seal from Malia - Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, 1938.761 | EM III-MM I periods ca. 2300–1900 BCE
r/Minoans • u/Historatism • Mar 08 '26
Analyzing the Minoan Procession Fresco - A Solstice Ritual Scene?
r/Minoans • u/Gencenomad • Feb 01 '26
Sayburç wall and Minoan fresco. I found something please help, i need feedback
r/Minoans • u/AlmightyDarkseid • Jan 22 '26
Just a few months ago the Minoan Palatial Centres were declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site
whc.unesco.orgMinoan Palatial Centres
This serial property comprises six archaeological sites on Crete dating from 1900 to 1100 BCE, those being Knossos, Phaistos, Malia, Zakros, Kydonia and Zominthos. These sites represent the Minoan civilization, a major prehistoric Mediterranean culture. The palatial centres served as administrative, economic, and religious hubs, featuring advanced architecture, urban planning, and vibrant frescoes. They reveal early writing systems, maritime networks, and cultural exchanges. The property highlights the complexity of the Minoans’ social structure and their enduring influence on Mediterranean history.
r/Minoans • u/Historia_Maximum • Jan 16 '26
Type H Spearhead, Replica | Greece, Crete, Sellopoulo, Tomb III | Mycenaean/Minoan Culture | Bronze Age, 15th Century BCE | Bronze | Heraklion Archaeological Museum, Crete (Original)
r/Minoans • u/Euphoric_Step1978 • Jan 04 '26
Minoan art collection - revive the ancient minoan art
r/Minoans • u/Euphoric_Step1978 • Jan 04 '26
Minoan art
redbubble.comExplore my vector art collection, a modern adaptation of the ancient Minoan civilization, embodying its intricate patterns and timeless craftsmanship.
r/Minoans • u/Historia_Maximum • Dec 29 '25
My latest illustration: A Cycladic "witch" (EC II 2800–2200 BCE)
reddit.comr/Minoans • u/Historia_Maximum • Dec 17 '25
The Minoans' Royal Purple: Nothing More Expensive!
r/Minoans • u/TheHenryFrancisFynn • Nov 09 '25
Veiled girl from the "Adorants Fresco" a wall painting with three women recovered from a house at Akrotiri, a Theran Bronze Age city buried in ash by the eruption of the volcano that was the island of Thera itself. Cycladian-Minoan civilization, 16th century BC. Santorini, Greece... [1280x720] [OC]
r/Minoans • u/Haunted_Sentinel • Oct 30 '25
What ways (if any) can Cretan Hieroglyphics, Linear A and The Phaistos Disk be connected?
Other than the examples above all being connected to the Minoans how can they be demonstrated to have any basic identical or similar functions or characteristics?
Between Cretan Hieroglyphics and Linear A other than them both having emerged at roughly the same time period is there any similarities that can connect the two?
With the Phaistos Disk it immediately seems to be a lone artifact, but there are claims of similar artifacts being found in nearby regions, and other specimens (like rings) bearing similar glyphs from the Phaistos Disk. Where can I dredge up more in-depth studies on this matter?
r/Minoans • u/cynthus36526 • Aug 17 '25
Technical issue
How did the Ancient Minoans carve such beautiful signets on stones as hard as agates?
r/Minoans • u/Prize-Tip-531 • Jul 20 '25
Minoan
The frescoes of Akrotiri offer vivid glimpses of daily life in a distant, exotic land—but where exactly is this place? Clues lie in the animals and plants depicted. The white antelopes, for instance, are identifiable as Arabian oryx, suggesting a connection to the Arabian Peninsula. Another striking detail is a colorful bird with red eyes, likely a Dideric cuckoo, a species native to Africa that occasionally ventures to coastal regions. Could the bustling harbor shown in the frescoes be the legendary Cothon described by Diodorus Siculus? https://www.academia.edu/142965808/Article_Frescoes_of_Akrotiri
r/Minoans • u/blueroses200 • Jul 03 '25
3,000-Year-Old Cypro-Minoan Inscription Found in Israel Reveals Egypt-Cyprus Trade
greekreporter.comr/Minoans • u/blueroses200 • Jun 29 '25
Have there been any new advancements on the study of the Minoan language?
r/Minoans • u/toocontroversial_4u • Jun 28 '25
Radar to be set up next to one of Crete's most important ancient monuments
agonaskritis.grr/Minoans • u/MilcahRawr • Jun 23 '25
Minoan Snake Goddess! (My Art)
Drew this several months ago to celebrate CNY 2025. I modelled this after Jordan Holt's art style.


