10ο Πανελλήνιο Συμπόσιο Ωκεανογραφίας & Αλιείας 7-11 Μαΐου 2012, Αθήνα Διαχρονική Εξερεύνηση των Θαλασσών από τους Έλληνες

1. IMAGERY OF MARINE LIFE IN MINOAN
TIMES:
THE EVIDENCE OF ARCHAEOLOGY
Anastasios Eleftheriou
Emeritus Professor
University of Crete
Greece

2. INTRODUCTION

3. Cities of Minoan Crete

4. Knossos viewed from air

5. Knossos reconstruction

6. Knossos palace interior

7. Pylos palace interior

8. MARITIME NATION: marine fresco

9. MARITIME NATION: marine representations

10. Minoan naval links

11. Altar with painted dolphins

12. Fishing: implements

13. Fishermen from Thera

14. Fisherman: sealstone

15. Vase with nets and fish

16. Dolphin fresco from Knossos

17. Flying fish fresco-Phyllakopi

18. Complex representations: crab print

19. Complex representations: jugs, vases, beakers

20. Complex representations: jugs,vases,beakers

21. Complex representations: cup with tritons

22. Complex representations: rhyton

23. Complex representations: vase

24. Complex representations: jugs,vases,beakers

25. Ceremonial objects and aspects

26. Ceremonial objects and aspects

27. Museum shell collections: Knossos

28. Museum shell collections: Knossos

29. Ceremonial objects and Knossos
Museum shell collections: aspects

30. Fish vertebrae necklace items

31. Museum shell collections: Patella item

32. Moulds with object

33. Faience rhyton: argonaut from Zakros

34. Tonna object in stone

35. Ceremonial object: serpentine

36. The Catastrophe

37. The Catastrophe

38. After the Catastrophe: Mycenean style

39. After the Catastrophe: Mycenean style

40. After the Catastrophe: Mycenean style

41. After the catastrophe:Mycenean style

42. After the catastrophe:Mycenean style

43. Hellenistic view of marine life

44. Roman mosaic with marine animals