I love the music, and I am totally impressed at how there isn't a single person showing in this normally very busy tourist attraction. The music you've selected leave me wanting to return to this very special place. Good work!
Thanks a lot for your comment and the video response. How very interesting to see Knossos then and now! The video was taken on a rainy afternoon in March which explains the lack of people. Glad you like the music. Hope you can return some day. Best wishes!
knossos built around 2,000 bc was destroyed twice between 2,000 bc and 1,400 bc. Once due to earthquake, 2nd due to volcano. Then was found in the late 1800s and rebuilt in the early 1900s. so this site is about 4,000 years old!!! the great pyramids in egypt are also around 4,000 years old but are deffinitly a tid bit older than knossos. amazing though 4,000 years later and yet the remains of civilization are still there.
Have you read John Dempsey's 1996 novel "Ariadne's Brother: A Novel on the Fall of Bronze Age Crete"? Makes Mary Renault's "King Must Die" seem like a harlequin romance
what do you know abouth the "small palace" that is across this one, that has been sealed as an agreement bethween the brithish and the greek government? What was found in there that made them feel threatened?
I love the music, and I am totally impressed at how there isn't a single person showing in this normally very busy tourist attraction. The music you've selected leave me wanting to return to this very special place. Good work!
Ah, home sweet home. I havent been there since I was a kid. I grew up right down the road in Heraklion. Thanks for the wonderful memories!
This was just what I was looking for!
Thanks a lot! :D
I can't wait to travel there one day. :)
beautiful instrumental :)
Great palace^^
Thanks for upload.
thanks.
it was taken in march 2007.
the music is from the cd 'erotokritos' by ludovikos ton anogion
glad you enjoyed it
Thanks a lot for your comment and the video response. How very interesting to see Knossos then and now!
The video was taken on a rainy afternoon in March which explains the lack of people. Glad you like the music. Hope you can return some day. Best wishes!
thanks for the tour :)
superschön gut gemacht video is toll :)
knossos built around 2,000 bc was destroyed twice between 2,000 bc and 1,400 bc. Once due to earthquake, 2nd due to volcano. Then was found in the late 1800s and rebuilt in the early 1900s. so this site is about 4,000 years old!!! the great pyramids in egypt are also around 4,000 years old but are deffinitly a tid bit older than knossos. amazing though 4,000 years later and yet the remains of civilization are still there.
besten dank oder Ευχαριστώ πολύ
Parakalo :)
Hope you have a great time here!
thanks for the comment.
hope you can come and see for yourself.
all the best
What is this beautiful music? and who is the composer???? Thank you for your answer
poli kalo to video pou eftiakses :D
it's from the CD "Erotokritos" by Ludovikos ton Anogion
Have you read John Dempsey's 1996 novel "Ariadne's Brother: A Novel on the Fall of Bronze Age Crete"? Makes Mary Renault's "King Must Die" seem like a harlequin romance
Danke fuer den Kommentar. Hoffe, das naechste Mal ist die richtige Frau dabei.
Guten Rutsch!
you're welcome :)
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what do you know abouth the "small palace" that is across this one, that has been sealed as an agreement bethween the brithish and the greek government? What was found in there that made them feel threatened?
es inch debulutyun a
s' eyxaristw poly :)