Astronomical Kingdom on the Aegean Sea coast

Author: Brown
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Publish Date: 2004-01-02
Features: The volumes of The Lost Civilization showcase the trajectory of the origins of civilizations and their early transformations, a legacy long forgotten by later generations. Reading it is like an adult revisiting old photographs from their childhood—each scene evokes a faint recollection. This series can be enjoyed as an art album while also serving as a reference for travelers to the world, helping them discover the must-see historical sites and landmarks.
In Greek mythology, there is a story about King Aegeus, a legendary figure who, mistaking his son Theseus for having been killed by the Minotaur—a monstrous creature with the head of a bull on Crete—drowned himself in the sea. This sea, later known as the Aegean, along with its islands, and the coastline stretching from Greece to Turkey, is the cradle of several great bronze-age civilizations.