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Did the Minoans worship someone named Mother Earth?
Yes, her symbol is the double sided axe.
Where did the Minoan rulers live?
It is generally accepted that the Minoans (named for the mythic King Minos) originated on the island of Crete.
Why didn't the Minoans enemies attack the Minoans?
they were peaceful
How tall were Minoans?
The height of the Minoans is not known. The Minoans lived in the 27th century BCE time period. The Minoans lived in Greece. The civilization is known to of lived into the Iron Age.
How did The Minoans make their living?
Minoans made their living from trade.
Did the Minoans worship someone named Mother Earth?
Yes, her symbol is the double sided axe.
Where did the Minoan rulers live?
It is generally accepted that the Minoans (named for the mythic King Minos) originated on the island of Crete.
How did the Mycenaeans gain power?
The Mycenaeans Counquerd the Minoans and gained their power. Overthrowing the Minoans
Why didn't the Minoans enemies attack the Minoans?
they were peaceful
How tall were Minoans?
The height of the Minoans is not known. The Minoans lived in the 27th century BCE time period. The Minoans lived in Greece. The civilization is known to of lived into the Iron Age.
How did The Minoans make their living?
Minoans made their living from trade.
What made the Mycenaean's and Minoans similar?
The Mycenaeans borrowed from the Minoans.
How did the Minoans make living?
Minoans made their living from trade.
What did the Mycenaean borrow from the Minoans?
the things that the Mycenaean borrow from the Minoans is that learned how to sail from the Minoans and art,and pottery styles.-Glenda-
What was the relationship between the Minoans and the Greeks?
The Minoans, based on the Greek island of Crete, were the first Greeks.
What is a contributions credited to the Minoans?
The Minoans are credited as Europe's first great civilization.
When did the Minoans existed?
The Minoans existed in 2500 b.c.e to 1450 b.c.e.
