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Show j- 31 :; , -. coper spearheads, pure' · t,og'ether' heads; tI showing that the' with tlley daggers and wer vv e in slich t:r:e" molds made tne on - spo t " Le ad her her ears, "representing crossed arms (Ridgeway). 'Ilhre were' besid-es Teuoer of one from' civilization, some a and form. the direction. uuil t 1 • and Mlletus 'Crete. to Thence' -'als :- bantes were call'ed Carians Caria.' The 'w:nt e' The'se Telchlnus ·wi th tlleir' ....':;: . trie and in human From here driven Troy, 'flarpedon, the Cyclad- , .... said were felhine5 congeners Et'ecr'e·tes, very of Mediterranean ... belly. obj ects ceramic observable is centers in all he the on over gradual development_fro product Troad, where lo:ng, .?urls "swastika" and important' the most wi th then'c'e by his brother Minos went to Ly c La , Rhadrunanthus to es, smaller female, A which-it radiated ,'emigrated ""to' r' t ., very remarkable 'to quite fi16hed prnitive attempts Cr-ete 'was nude a the breast on representing tile human face . also was cas , idol 'made' of arrow weapons" v;ere copper T here • . . and celts. knves or axes Hh9des Dact"ylis, the were" to have to considered also come from and Cyprus. Curetes and indigenous. Cory They - were sorcery;, to have been adepts But this last said smiths'i VerYVf}'lere in metallurgy, statement at- and was testimony according 'jQ tne concurrent of the'piratical inhabitants have arcord' of itect,',wllose name na s tnat come down J "ancient that after '" Minos, conquering ., estab- organized the first powerful Here Daedalus, the first famous and islankingdom we navy the and'the surrounding islands, this ,£, lishea his powerful practised have Crete antiquity, of at rt-:was to all about made times. all and to us rr om remote that arch antiquity, - built for Minos the'noted dancing at KnoBus place the great palace, forMios' daughter, the famous labyrinth and Ariadne. would seem that l1inu e' cleaning ou t the 'p ira te s; it a perfectly legi ti before his advent in Crete piracy was cone Ldez-ed in the countries bordering on the mate method of gaining a. corsairs' of Mediterranean Sea, and the islands therein; and the race the ancient traditions of their that Apropo's or livelihood region faitlilully kept up' |
