Zakros

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Zakros is an important Minoan archaeological site on the eastern coast of Crete, known for the remains of a palace complex and its role in Bronze Age trade.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Zakros canonical 9
Palace of Zakros 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Minoan site
archaeological site
archaeologicalPeriod Late Minoan I
linked to: Neopalatial period

Middle Minoan
linked to: Minoan civilization
comparableTo Knossos
Malia
Phaistos
connectedTo Minoan trade networks
linked to: Minoan civilization

eastern Mediterranean trade
country Greece
culture Minoan civilization
destroyedIn Late Bronze Age destruction
discovered early 20th century
excavatedBy Nikolaos Platon
excavationStart 20th century
functionInAntiquity administrative center
port for eastern trade
redistributive center
hasAlternativeName Kato Zakros archaeological site
hasFeature harbor facilities in antiquity
palatial complex
residential quarters
ritual areas
storage magazines
workshops
hasFind Linear A inscriptions
Minoan pottery
linked to: Minoan civilization

bronze objects
ivory artifacts
seal stones
stone vases
hasNearbyFeature Gorge of the Dead
Zakros Gorge
hasPart Palace of Zakros
linked to: Zakros
locatedIn eastern Crete
regional unit of Lasithi
locatedNear Mediterranean Sea
Sea of Crete
locatedOn island of Crete
linked to: Crete
managedBy Hellenic Ministry of Culture
nearSettlement Kato Zakros
Pano Zakros
openToPublic true
partOf Minoan palatial system
significance important center of Bronze Age trade
major Minoan palace center
timePeriod Bronze Age
Neopalatial period

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Referenced by (10)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Crete archaeologicalSite Zakros
Malia comparableTo Zakros
Zakros hasPart Palace of Zakros
linked to: Zakros
Linear A foundAt Zakros
Kato Zakros near Zakros
Minoan religion majorSite Zakros
Eastern Crete contains Zakros