View from the central court
Knossos Archaeology Minoan Archaeological Sites South Entrance

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Knossos Archaeology Minoan Archaeological Sites South Propylaeum

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View to the east. The large storage jars (Pithoi)
Knossos Archaeology Minoan Archaeological Sites South Propylaeum

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Three large pits, known as "kouloures" (rings), with stone-lined walls were built in the West Court during the Old Palace period (1900-1700B.C.)
Knossos Archaeology Minoan Archaeological Sites Kouloures

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Knossos Archaeology Minoan Archaeological Sites West Court

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The fresco of the procession, representing groups of men and women in processional array, carrying precious obcects. A fragment of the magnificent painting that decorated the walls of the "Processional Corridor" from the west Court to the Great Propylaeum of the palace at Knossos. - Neopalatial Period (1500 - 1450 BC) - Heraklion Museum
Knossos Archaeology Minoan Archaeological Sites Findings Heraklion Museum Fresco Processional Causeway

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Knossos Archaeology Minoan Archaeological Sites Draught Board

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Knossos Archaeology Minoan Archaeological Sites South Entrance

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Knossos Archaeology Minoan Archaeological Sites Lustral Basin

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Knossos Archaeology Minoan Archaeological Sites Lustral Basin

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A roofed area opening onto the West Court. The east wall was decorated with a bull-leaping fresco. From here began the long "Corridor of the Procession".
Knossos Archaeology Minoan Archaeological Sites West Porch

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The "Corridor of the Procession", according to Evans, initially led to the "South Propylaeum" and continued on to the Central Court.
Knossos Archaeology Minoan Archaeological Sites Processional Causeway

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Knossos Archaeology Minoan Archaeological Sites West Porch West Court

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Knossos Archaeology Minoan Archaeological Sites West Porch

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The staircase that leads to the west wing upper halls - Piano Nobile - from the central court of the palace at Knossos.
Knossos Archaeology Minoan Archaeological Sites Piano Nobile

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