The people of Crete, particularly during the Minoan Civilization, primarily made their living through agriculture, trade, and crafts. They cultivated crops such as olives, grapes, and wheat, while also raising livestock. Additionally, Crete's strategic location in the Mediterranean facilitated extensive trade with other cultures, allowing them to exchange goods like pottery and textiles. Craftsmanship, particularly in pottery and Metallurgy, also contributed significantly to their economy.
Bulls were honored in the Minoan civilization by the people living in Crete/ Cretans in the Middle Bronze age
It is still unknown how the civilization of Crete disappeared, but we know that the Mycenaes conquered Crete, so they fought against the people from Crete, who weren't ready to fight because of a volcanic eruption that happened before.
People in the south make a living by farming
No, she is 90+ and living in Crete, IL.
the people who ruled Crete from 1600 to 1100 is the Mycenaeans.
what do people in core region do to make a living
Some Minoans were sea-faring. Later the 'Sea Peoples' of mixed origin spread around the eastern Mediterranean.
people make a living by opening hotels and lodges
In the Layrinth under the King Mino's palace at Crete island in Greece.
to hide from king Minos
The people in colonial Pennsylvania farmed for a living.
People living on an island, in this case Crete, often care little for war; they have more important things to do...like making a living on an island.