The Minoan-Mycenaean Religion and Its Survival in Greek Religion

Achaeans altar appears arch arms Asia Minor Athens belong bird boughs bronze bull cave of Psychro clay column connexion crét Cretan Crete daemons decorated deity Dionysos double axe Early Minoan evidence excavations female figure fragments Furtwängler goddess gods gold ring Gournia Greece Greek religion head horns of consecration idols Knossos Late Minoan libation jug lions mainland megaron Middle Minoan Middle Minoan III Minoan age Minoan civilization Minoan religion Mistress of Animals Mochlos Museum Mycenae myth origin painted pair of horns palace of Knossos Palace of Minos Palaikastro Petsofa Phaestus Phylakopi Pillar Cult Pseira Psychro religious representations sacred sanctuary seal impression SEALSTONE seems shaft grave sherds shield shows shrine side similar snake specimens temple terracotta Tiryns tomb Tree and Pillar tree cult Tylissos upper vases vessels votive wall woman Xanthoudides Zakro Zeus