Academia.edu THESIS The Minoan and Mycenaean Agricultural Trade and Trade Routes in the Mycenaean Empire by Rita Roberts: Click on this logo to download her thesis:We are proud to announce that Rita Roberts has fulfilled the requirements of her second year of university, and has passed with a mark of 85 %. We have awarded her 90 % for thesis, The Minoan and Mycenaean Agricultural Trade and Trade Routes in the Mycenaean Empire, which is a finely researched document I highly recommend to any and all. It deals in great detail with every conceivable aspect of Minoan and Mycenaean agricultural trade via their trade routes in the Mycenaean Empire, ca. 1600-1450 BCE. We congratulate Rita on her splendid achievement, and we look forward to her fuflling the exacting requirements of her third and final year of university which commences on July 1 2018, Canada Day. Once she has completed her third year, she will have earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in Minoan and Mycenaean studies.
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The full range of marvelous, rich colours the Minoans at Knossos used on their stunning frescoes!
The full range of marvelous, rich colours the Minoans at Knossos used on their stunning frescoes!![]()
We notice right away that the colours they had at their disposal ran from various shades of yellows (saffron) and oranges to blues and various shades of purple. The Minoans at Knossos, Pylos, Thera (Thira, Santorini) and elsewhere were unable to reproduce green pigment. This minor drawback had little or no perceptible effect on the splendid results they almost invariably came up with in their breathtaking frescoes, the likes of which were not reproduced anywhere else in the Occidental ancient world, except perhaps by the Romans, especially at Pompeii. The Romans were able to reproduce greens. Two lovely frescoes from Pompeii:
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Beautiful photos of some of the magnificent frescoes at Knossos, taken by Richard while he was there on May 1 2012
Beautiful photos of some of the magnificent frescoes at Knossos, taken by Richard while he was there on May 1 2012:![]()
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All new photos of the Museum of Prehistoric Thera, Santorini, by Thalassa Farkas, Canada, 2016: Part C – Theran/Minoan ship
All new photos of the Museum of Prehistoric Thera, Santorini, by Thalassa Farkas, Canada, 2016: Part C – Theran/Minoan ship Here are two photos of a lovely Theran/Minoan ship, the ultimate in luxury sailing, complete with a canopy and with a bowsprit sporting a sun and a gorgeous little butterfly. What exquisite taste these Therans and Minoans had!![]()
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All new photos of the Prehistoric Museum of Thera, Santorini, by Thalassa Farkas, Canada, 2016: Part A
All new photos of the Museum of Prehistoric Thera, Santorini, by Thalassa Farkas, Canada, 2016: Part A The entrance to the museum:Some of the magnificent frescoes:
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LBK&M has just joined several major literary LinkedIn Groups!
LBK&M has just joined several major literary LinkedIn Groups!
LBK&M has just joined several major literary LinkedIn Groups! These are:
And this is my welcoming message:
We expect to see many more visitors to Linear B, Knossos & Mycenae now that we have hooked up with so many great LinkedIn literary groups.
The Archangel Michael Defeating Satan by Guido Reni (1635) L’archange Michel et la défaite de Satan
The Archangel Michael Defeating Satan by Guido Reni (1635) L’archange Michel et la défaite de Satan in Mycenaean Linear B – en en linéaire B mycénienne: Click to ENLARGE = cliquer pour ÉLARGIR :![]()
More splendid photos of the magnificent chandeliers in the Art Nouveau restaurant in Prague’s central square + 2 photos of Old Town buildings!
More splendid photos of the magnificent chandeliers in the Art Nouveau restaurant in Prague's central square + 2 photos of Old Town buildings! Click on each photo to ENLARGE:![]()



That's all folks, for Prague, but plenty more to come for Warsaw and Gdansk, Poland. Richard
Photos of our vacation in Europe: Prague – the loveliest city in Europe! A
Photos of our vacation in Europe: Prague – the loveliest city in Europe! A These photos speak for themselves. Prague was Mozart's favourite city. No Wonder! Click on each photo to ENLARGE:





Wait until you see the photos of Prague in the next two posts! Richard
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