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Date de production
2005-01-01
© CNRS Images - 2005
Reference
1770
In the Malia ruins
The site of Malia, in Crete, discovered in 1915 by a Greek archaeologist, is still in excavation. This exceptional site had never been reoccupied, after three series of habitations from 2000 to 1370 BC, and it is particularly rich in remains. Isabelle Badfer-Burdet, an archaeologist and a member of the French School at Athens, shows the crafmen'neighborhood established around the palace of Malia.
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1380
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Color
Color
Sound
Sound
Versions
French
Original material
Digital Beta
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