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Crete Culture:     more books (34)

Cretan Bronze Age Pithoi: Traditions and Trends in the Production and Consumption of Storage Containers in Bronze Age Crete (Prehistory Monographs) (Preshistory Monograph) by Kostandinos S. Christakis, 2006-01-18 Life in Mexico Under Santa Anna, 1822-1855 by Ruth R. Olivera, Liliane Crete, 1991-02 Ugarit and Minoan Crete :The Bearing of Their Texts on the origins of Western Culture Ugarit and Minoan Crete: The bearing of their texts on the origins of Western culture (The Norton library) by Cyrus Herzl Gordon, 1967 UGARIT AND MINOAN CRETE: The Bearing of Their Texts on the origins of Western Culture Ugarit And Minoan Crete : The Bearing Of Their Texts On The Origins Of Western Culture by Cyrus H. Gordon, 1967-01-01 Minoan Dress: An entry from UXL's <i>Fashion, Costume, and Culture: Clothing, Headwear, Body Decorations, and Footwear through the Ages</i> The art of Crete and early Greece;: The prelude to Greek art (Art of the world, European cultures; the historical, sociological, and religious backgrounds) by Friedrich Matz, 1962 A Walkabout In Crete Villages by James William Stanfield, 2008-10-31 Cretan pictographs and prae-Phoenician script: With an account of a sepulchral deposit at Hagios Onuphrios near Phaestos in its relation primitive Cretan and Aegean culture, by Arthur Evans, 1895 Minos the destroyer rather than the creator of the so-called 'Minoan' culture of Cnossus, by William Ridgeway, 1910 Optics and Lasers in Biomedicine and Culture: Contributions to the Fifth International Conference on Optics Within Life Scienes OWLS V Crete, 13-16 October 1998 (Optics Within Life Sciences) Phaistos by Despina Hadzi-Vallianou, 1989 Decipherment of inscriptions on Phaistos disc of Crete (When India ruled the West, 2) by Sankarananda, 1968

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21. Culture In Crete | Activity Breaks In Greece | Monarch
    Wondering what you’ll do in Crete? Monarch can help; find a selection of great activities for the Crete visitor, from sightseeing to watersports to cultural events. Book your  
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    Extractions: Holiday Guide ... Sights The atmosphere of the Greek Islands is famously friendly and laid back, and the locals pride themselves on their 'no problem' attitude to tourists. However, there are a few rules of etiquette to be observed. Nude bathing is illegal on some beaches and can be very offensive to more traditional Greeks, particularly if you are close to a church. The 'mikro ipno', Greece's answer to the Spanish siesta, is widely observed, so excessive noise during the hours of 3 and 5pm is generally frowned upon. Any sort of disrespect to the Greek state or the Orthodox Church will not be taken kindly. Verbal insults can be taken seriously and are punishable in the courts. Family values are very strong throughout the islands and the family is the nucleus of the social structure. Elders are respected and children expect to take care of their parents and grandparents as they become older. For security reasons, photography is forbidden near military installations. (Remember the case of the British plan spotters who ended up in a Greek jail in 2001!)

22. Ktimatoemporiki Crete :: Culture :: About Crete - The Largest Greek Island - Cul
    About Crete The Largest Greek Island - Cultural Crossroads  
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    Extractions: Serious culture vultures and determined nature fans will find more than enough to see and do in Crete. They'll need at least a fortnight, or several visits, for taking in comfortably the layer upon layer of history, art and architecture piled up and spread over an island - by far the largest in Greece - boasting three mountain ranges, 1.000 miles of coastline, plains, canyons and 1.500 different types of wild flowers. Cretan Minoans gave Europe its first taste of civilization - never mind their art, evidence of flush lavatories have been found in the ruins. They also bestowed the first Greek myths - Crete was the birthplace of Zeus. Distinguished sons of the island include El Greco, Mikis "Zorba the Greek" Theodorakis and the sage Epimenides, who warned "all Cretans are liars" - which, if he was lying, means they're all honest, but if he was lying then he was not an honest Cretan...

23. Crete Holidays Travel Guide | ULookUBook
    Crete Culture. During the summer months in Crete there are many cultural festivals. Most are related to the Christian church's calendar with patron saints’ days being very important  
    http://www.ulookubook.com/crete
    
    Extractions: Crete is the largest, and one of the most spectacular, of all the Greek Islands. Lying in the southern Aegean Sea with a high mountain range crossing from east to west, it is an island of fertile plateaux, valleys, plains and stunning beaches. With millions of olive trees, wild basil and fennel, Crete is an island of beautiful sights and smells. The beaches and the facilities in Crete are wide ranging and have broad appeal. Crete has so much to offer the holidaymaker regardless of age and interests. Guaranteed sun and sandy beaches draw thousands of holidaymakers every year. There are peaceful resorts made for relaxing, lively resorts for the party seekers, water sports for the active and very many more amenities which will help you to enjoy the perfect holiday. Crete has widespread appeal. Beautiful beaches with safe bathing for families with small children, water sports with varying degrees of excitement for adults, interesting historical sites, shops and markets and with a varied nightlife it is no surprise that so many people holiday here. The most popular time to visit Crete is in the summer. The season extends from Easter to October when the temperature range is from twenty to thirty degrees.

24. Crete Attractions – Best Attractions In Crete, Greece - Tripwolf
    best sights and cultural attractions travel guide for Crete, Greece. The top 10 sights and cultural attractions include Knoss s, Markthalle, Archaeology Museum, Fest s, Loggia  
    http://www.tripwolf.com/en/guide/list/311173/Greece/Crete?group=4

25. YouTube - Crete - Culture - Travel Documentary
    rete, with a population of 650,000(2005), is one of the 13 regions into which Greece is divided. It forms the largest island in Greece and the second largest (after Cyprus) in  
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26. Crete: Culture - TripAdvisor
    Inside Crete Culture Before you visit Crete, visit TripAdvisor for the latest info and advice, written for travellers by travellers.  
    http://www.tripadvisor.in/Travel-g189413-s202/Crete:Greece:Culture.html

27. Crete - Culture - Greece!
    Crete Greece Greece Explorer the complete travel guide for accommodation, travel, rentals, in Greece!  
    http://www.greecexplorer.com/crete/crete_en_culture.php
    
    Extractions: History Culture Photo Gallery BACK TO CRETE Crete CULTURE Crete's distinctive mixture in historical times, has produced a culture that remains unique even within Greece. It is worth pointing out that Cretan culture is considered to be the mother of all Greek civilization originated on Crete. Due to Crete�s geographical position in the Mediterranean, it has repeatedly been a genesis of various distinct kinds, whose special characteristics have prompted the attention of writers from ancient times, to the present day. When Constantinople fell to the Turks in 1453, large number of Greek nobles and scholars took refuge in Crete. As a result, Byzantine culture and Byzantine art took on a fresh lease of life. The Monastery of St. Catherine in Herakleion was a particularly important center of Byzantine culture where theology, philosophy, music and literature were developed. Cretans are considered to be very friendly and traditionally hospitable people. They have their own attitude too. Firstly they are Cretans, and then they are Greeks. For the Greeks, Crete is stereotypically the very last bastion of freedom and a repository of practices and follies, that had long since disappeared elsewhere in the nation. To foreigners as well, Cretans may seem to embody all of the Greek virtues and vices but in fourfold measure.

28. Heraklion - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
    Heraklion or Iraklion is the largest city and capital of Crete. It is also the fourth largest city in Greece. Its name is also spelled Herakleion, a transliteration of the  
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heraklion
    
    Extractions: Iraklion Coordinates 35°20′N 25°8′E 35.333°N 25.133°E ... 35.333°N 25.133°E Government Country: Greece Periphery Crete ... Mayor Ioannis Kourakis Population statistics (as of 2001 City Population Area Density 1,263 /km Other Time zone EET EEST UTC+2 ... Postal 70x xx, 71x xx, 720 xx Telephone Auto HK, HP Website www.heraklion-city.gr Heraklion or Iraklion Greek [iˈɾaklio̞] ) is the largest city and capital of Crete . It is also the fourth largest city in Greece . Its name is also spelled Herakleion , a transliteration of the ancient Greek and Katharevousa name, , or Iraklio , among other variants. For centuries it was known as Candia , a Venetian adaptation of the earlier Greek name Χάνδαξ ( Chandax , "moat") or Χάνδακας, which in turn came from the Arabic rabḍ al-ḫandaq . The English form Candy , derived from French Candie , meant the city of Candia or all of Crete (as in Twelfth Night 5.1). Under the Ottoman Empire , it was called Kandiye . In the local vernacular, it is often called Κάστρο (

29. Crete - Culture
    Definition of Crete from The New Dictionary of Cultural Literacy.  
    http://culture.yourdictionary.com/crete

30. Greek Traditions And Customs In Crete
    Customs and Traditions of Crete and Greece, Christmas and Easter in Crete and Greece, Greek Christmas Carols and Recipes, Greek Gestures and Customs, Cretan Dagger, alonia the  
    http://www.explorecrete.com/crete-traditions.htm

31. ITravel | Crete Culture/Conduct Reviews
    Crete, Greece travel guide. Get insider travel tips for Crete on food, accommodation, attractions, transportation, nightlife, neighborhoods, culture, conduct, general, shopping  
    http://www.iagora.com/itravel/icities/greece/crete/rv_cult.html

32. Crete: Culture - TripAdvisor
    Inside Crete Culture Before you visit Crete, visit TripAdvisor for the latest info and advice, written for travellers by travellers.  
    http://www.tripadvisor.ie/Travel-g189413-s202/Crete:Greece:Culture.html

33. Crete - About Crete - Crete Greece - Crete Island - Crete Culture - People Of Cr
    Crete, About Crete, Crete Greece, Crete Island, Crete Culture, People of Crete.  
    http://www.villacreta.com/en/the-island/
    
    Extractions: Crete - About Crete - Crete Greece - Crete Island - Crete Culture - People of Crete Crete is one of the 13 prefectures of Greece and the second biggest island of East Mediterranean. It is found at the Southest end of Aegean Sea, at the cross of three continents (Europe, Asia, and Africa). It is 260 km long but the coast is 1046 km. Concerning the ground morphology Crete combines the sea and the mountain. It is surrounded by the sea and beautiful sandy or rocky coasts for which the island is well known, however a mountainous area crosses the island from the West to the East. At the West the White Mountains (Lefka Ori) (2.452 m) are found, in the middle the mountain Idi known for the peak Psiloritis (2.456 m), and at the East the mountain Dikti (2.148 m). The presence of natural elements and their beauty is very vivid at the island. There are hundreds of caves (most unexplored), gorges, plateaus and a big variety of flora (in Europe) and fauna. The History of Crete begins at the neolithic age. Crete was the centre of one of the most ancient civilizations of the world, the oldest Greek civilization the Minoan (circa 2600–1400 BC)., Still there is ongoing research and excavations of antiquities, and some of them are exhibited at the Archeological museum. Close to Villa Creta you will find, one of the most important archeological regions, the Knossos Palace which is open to visitors throughout the year.

34. Ancient Crete
    Crete Culture Crete Map Southern Crete Travel Guide. Sitia Moni Toplou Xerokampos. Ancient Crete  
    http://www.greeklandscapes.com/greece/crete/ancient-crete.html
    
    Extractions: Itanos The rich history of Crete has left the island strewn with hundreds of archaeological sites, large and small. The island reached its zenith during prehistoric times when the Minoan civilization dominated the Aegean and produced a fascinating culture which in turn has left behind a plethora of beautiful art and architecture. Once the Minoan culture fell into decline, the Mycenaean powers of mainland Greece controlled the island, and later the Greeks during the Classical and Hellenistic eras. In turn, the Romans established their authority and ruled Crete Consequently, the important archaeological sites found on Crete reflect the different historical eras: Minoan, Archaic, Classical, Hellenistic, Roman, or Byzantine. By far, the most spectacular finds are the Minoan palaces of Knossos, Phaistos, Malia, and Zakros, while the most important artifacts found in excavations are housed in the Heraklion Archaeological Museum. This museum's collection is complemented by museums in the towns of Agios Nikolaos, Chania, and Sitia.

35. Holidays To Crete, Crete Culture And Tradition
    Crete, Greece Holiday in the real and authentic Crete. Use the Crete specialist Amazing Crete!  
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36. InterKritiYour Gateway To Crete, Hotels Apartments In Crete
    All about Crete Sights, accommodation, car hire, entertainment, history, recreation, pictures, interactive maps A complete guide to the island of Crete in Greece  
    http://www.interkriti.org/

37. Cretan People And Culture - Life On The Island Of Crete In Greece
    Cretan People and Culture; famous people, greetings, art, architecture, festivals of Crete, conservation, literature, modern life, football and cool cafes to explore  
    http://www.we-love-crete.com/Cretan-people-and-culture.html
    
    Extractions: ] Subscribe To This Site The diverse Cretan People and Culture. Who are the Cretan people? What is Cretan culture? How can we share our wonderful stories, traditions, ideas, words, songs and histories? Moust�kia, stiv�nia and sar�kia This page will tell you all about three of the most Cretan of all Cretan customs. Who are the people that have shaped Kr�ti? We look at Famous Crete Notorious Cretans such as Vits�ntzos Korn�ros, Dom�nicos Theotok�poulos , Eleftherios Venizelos, and N�kos Kazantz�kis are part of the fabric of cultural life in Crete. As are M�kis Theodor�kis, N�kos Xilo�ris and Gi�nnis Mark�poulos, gifted contributors to our world. In modern times Gi�nna Angel�poulos-Daskal�ki , from Iraklion rose to prominence. N�kos Kaklaman�kis , whose father is from Rethymnon in Crete, is a proud Greek athlete, a medal winning sailor and windsurfer. He lit the flame at the Athens 2004 opening ceremony.

38. Videos For Crete
    Crete Culture and Living Have we missed your favourite resort? Help us improve this site by sending us your  
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39. Est Crete Culture � Breaking News: Insiders East Crete Info
    tags world animal day october 2010 heraklion eastcretemagazine.com journee mondial des droits des animaux a heraklion laods of events planned follow link to see complete  
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40. ITravel | Crete Culture/Conduct Reviews
    Free Travel Guide. Get Insider Travel Tips on everything from hotels to culture, from nightlife to food, and much much more.  
    http://www.iagora.com/itravel/icities/greece/crete/rv_cul_print.html

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