Although this museum has existed since the beginning of the 20th century, a new building is now exhibiting the Cretan Antiquities Collection. It opened in 2014.
Here, the photos display some of the best-known items from the Minoan Collection on the museum ground floor.
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| Minoan gold brooch in a bee pendant |
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| Marine Rhyton |
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| Clay bull's head rhyton |
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| Clay flask Octopus |
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| Phaistos Disc. |
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| Bull-leaping wall painting |
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| Double Axe |
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| A rhyton with spirals |
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| Palace Cult |
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| Horns of consecration |
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| Bull's Head Rhyton |
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| Minoan Snake Goddess |
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| Marine style ewer |
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| Poppy goddesses |
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| Hagia Triada sarcophagus |
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| Minoan bathtub |
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| The "Prince of the Lilies" |
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| About the "Prince of the Lilies" |
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| The "Ladies in Blue" |
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| About the "Ladies in Blue" |
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| The "Dolphin Fresco" |
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| About the "Dolphin Fresco" |
Christian Sorand


































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