What are some good, accurate books about the Minoan civilization?
I'm pretty sure you are limited to archaeology books unless you want to read some crappy fiction piece
>>9258138
why would you ask /lit/
all thats going to happen is that some chantard is going to use google, amazon and goodreads to search on yuor behalf in a desperate attempt to gain some kind of self-affirmation from another anonymous chantard....i.e you.
its pathetic
Aside from the myths of Theseus and the Minotaur and all that, you have nonfiction
The Meiggs edition of J.B. Bury's book on the Greeks had a good survey of it based on the major archaeology since Rich "Arthur" Evans' Great Minoan Reconstruction Theme Park and Educational Adventure. It's like 40 years old but I don't think we know much else since then.
I've tried to find other good accounts of it but modern textbooks are always too scanty. Meiggs is just like
>It's the 1970s, so you probably want some actual information!
instead of assuming you're a braindead millennial faggot.
>>9258138
Lewd!
>>9258200
There's a theory that the Minoans were matriarchal. The only dude in that picture is waiting on a haughty topless Minoan lady.
I'm going to jerk off now.
>>9258200
Nothing lewd about breasts
>>9258205
I think they're all women in that picture.
Just read the greeks
I visited Crete last summer and highly recommend it. Knossos was kinda ruined but there were an AMA big number of Minoan ruins scattered all over. My girlfriend still wears her bee pendant.
Also there's interesting evidence of human sacrifice practiced by the minoans -- they might have also engaged in cannibalism of children also.
>>9258191
jesus fuck you still post here?
>>9258424
Show me yours then
>>9258138
my diary desu
>>9260116
Believe me, you don't want to see them.
>>9258747
>they might have also engaged in cannibalism of children also.
Sauce?