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Minoan Civilization

The Minoan Civilization developed in the Bronze Age on the island of Crete and thrived on trade from Aegean population centers, Egypt, the Levant, Cyprus, and Anatolia from approximately the 27th century BC to the 15th century BC. It is most famous for the Palace at Knossos where its kings lived.

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Who would win in a fight a Cyclops or a Minotaur?

If it was a fist fight I would say the cyclops. But if it were a battle of brains the minotaur.


Answer 2:
There was no such fight, so what is the use guessing?

What are facts about the minotaur?

  • that the minotaur was the head of a bull on a humans head
  • the minotaur was held in the labyrinth
  • the minotaur only killed the people and did not eat them

How do you get a Minotaur on tap zoo?

Minotaur is a cross breed between a Gorilla and an African Buffalo. It is available after level 8 and will cost you 35,000 coins

How important was religion to mino moto no yorimoto?

Religion played a significant role in the life of Minamoto no Yoritomo, the founder of the Kamakura shogunate in Japan. He utilized Buddhism and Shinto beliefs to legitimize his authority and consolidate power, often seeking divine favor and protection through religious practices. Yoritomo's patronage of Buddhist temples and rituals reflected his understanding of religion as a means to unify his followers and establish a stable regime. Overall, religion was intertwined with his political strategies and identity as a leader.

When was Minos Papas born?

Minos Papas was born on February 10, 1977, in London, England, UK.

What did the Minoan civilization trade with other islands?

The Minoans exported their art and their culture. They produced some of the finest painted pottery of the time.

What was the Minotaur and where did it live?

A minotaur was the mythological beast that was half man and half bull. It was the result of a sexual union between the queen Pasiphae (wife of king Minos) and a bull. He lived in the Cretan Labyrinth, and was killed by the hero Theseus with the help of Ariadne.

Where is the ring of the minotaur on Mythology Island?

The ring is in the Minotaur's nose.

You will need a reed pipe from the Temple of the Muses in the Grove right of the Village. The minotaur's cave is in the other direction, at the far left of the island.

  1. Collect the flower and pomegranates in the Garden of the Sphinx.
  2. Open the door by playing the colored notes on the reed pipe (blue-blue-green-yellow-yellow-red-blue-green)
  3. Enter the maze and defeat the challenges there.
  4. When you exit the maze, the minotaur grudgingly gives you the ring.

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Where do you find minotaurs in oblivion?

When your level gets high enough, they are everywhere. But even at low levels, you can find them at Hircine's grove, North of Bravil. And they will probably kill you.

Did Minoan crete have slavery?

The fact is that we really can't be sure about this very important question, due to the lack of writen (or other) historical evidence.

There is a strong feeling that Minoan civilization was not a slave based society.

As far as we know, this early civilization did not even NEED slavery to be the most sucessfull traders in the Mediterranean, until its decline.

Moreover, the Minoians were very influenced by the Old Kingdom Egypt, who only had slavery under Nubian domination (760 BC to 656 BC), and later during the so called «Late Period» (the 'Saite Period') with Assyrian rulers.

Of course, after the Persian invasion and conquest, Egypt lost its identity and became a slave society.

In fact, the only reference to slavery in old Egypt before these periods, is the Old Testment, but is noteworthy that outside of the biblical account, no evidence has EVER been found indicating slavery in Egypt, before the end of the New Kingdom.

On the other hand, the Hebrews unquestionally had a slave economy.

And there is not a single word in any Hebrew sacred texts to condemn slavery...