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Can the myth of the Labyrinth of Knossos be explained by the Minoan civilization? This article examines the evidence.

had discovered what he named the “Palace of Minos,” after the legendary king of Crete whose labyrinth was once believed to contain the half-man, half-bull creature known as the Minotaur.

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he turned instinctively to the palace of Minoan Crete, to that encounter between man and bull that still haunts us all ... the Minotaur. The transcript for this programme will be published when ...

the Palace of Knossos is a testament to the sophistication of the Minoan civilization that disappeared sometime in the 14th century. According to legend, it was also home to the mythical Minotaur ...

In one popular myth, Minos demands that Athens send 14 Athenian youths to Crete to be sacrificed to the fearsome Minotaur ... the north entrance of the Palace of Knossos. Bull imagery saturates ...

Part 1 Hermes tells how Crete was once all-powerful because ... Deadalus creates a labyrinth - a maze - under the palace and the Minotaur is lured inside and can never find its way out again.

he turned instinctively to the palace of Minoan Crete, to that encounter between man and bull that still haunts us all ... the Minotaur. The transcript for this programme will be published when ...