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Kamares ware is from ____________, the seat of Minoan culture.
- Crete
In the megaron, libations were poured from a ceremonial ____________.
- Rhyton
The people of ____________ produced abstracted representations of human figures that would later influence modern art.
- The Cyclades
The Mask of Agamemnon was found in a ____________.
- Shaft grave
Tombs were given much greater prominence in ____________.
- Helladic cultures than in Minoan or Cycladic cultures.
The room at the heart of Mycenaean Citadels was called the ____________.
- Megaron
____________ was referred to in later Greek legends as the Labyrinth, or "House of the Double Axes."
- The Knossos "Palace"
Woman or Goddess with Snakes is an example of a type of ceramics called ____________.
- Falence
The Bronze Age peoples of the Aegean were ____________ the Egyptians.
- Probably important trading partners with.
The most prominent components of early Minoan buildings were ____________.
- Courtyards
About 1450 BCE, the conquering ____________ arrived in Crete, soon thereafter destroying Knossos.
- Mycenaeans
An important fresco site, Akrotiri, is on island of ____________.
- Thera
____________ is an example of a work made in the "Marine style."
- Octopus Flask
The mainland Aegean Bronze Age is known as ____________ culture.
- Helladic
Heinrich Schliemann found 30 pounds of gold objects in the _____________ of Mycenae.
- Shaft graves
Kraters were used for ______________ as well for mixing water and wine.
- Markers for graves.
____________ is a kind of delicate decoration with fine wires.
- Filigree
In Homeric literature, Agamemnon was a king and military leader known for conquering the city of ____________.
- Troy
The "Old Palace" period of the Minoan civilization lasted from about ____________.
- 1900-1700 BCE
During the Aegean Bronze Age, metal ores were typically ____________.
- Imported from Europe, Arabia, and Anatolia.
The name, "Minos" derives from the mythical beast called the minotaur, which is half-____________, half-___________.
- Bull/ Human
The Mask of Agamemnon was used for _____________.
- Funerary purposes.
By about 1400 BCE, the center of cultural power in the Aegean had shifted to ___________.
- Mainland Greece
The Lion Gate is from the Complex at ____________.
- Mycenae
Members of the ____________ class in Mycenae were buried in Beehive tombs.
- Elite
_____________ is an example of a late Helladic Bronze Age vessel in which decoration is highly stylized.
- Warrior Krater
____________ Is used in the Vapheio Cup.
- Repousse