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palatial$57279$ - tradução para grego

VARIOUS DATING SYSTEMS USED TO DESCRIBE THE HISTORY OF THE MINOAN CIVILIZATION
Late Minoan; Palatial period; Neo-palatial period; Neopalatial Period; Protopalatial Period; New Palace period
  • Another view of the palace
  • Tablet with Linear B writing, a development of the late palatial period.
  • Map of significant Minoan sites and settlements on Crete. Palatial sites are denoted in red.
  • Model of the "Palace of Minos" on Kephala at the Museum in Iraklio
  • The palace at Knossos
  • The remains of the Thera volcano's [[caldera]].

palatial      
adj. ανακτορικός, μεγαλοπρεπής

Definição

Palace
<virtual reality, chat> A proprietary multi-user {virtual reality}-like talk system. The Palace is distinguished from most other VR-like systems in that it is only two-dimensional rather than three; rooms, avatars, and "props" are made up of relatively small 2D bitmap images. Palace is a crude hack, or lightweight, depending on your point of view. http://thepalace.com/. (1997-09-14)

Wikipédia

Minoan chronology

The Minoan chronology dating system is a measure of the phases of the Minoan civilization. Initially established as a relative dating system by English archaeologist Sir Arthur Evans between 1900 and 1903 based on his analysis of Minoan pottery during his excavations at Knossos on Crete, new technologies including carbon dating and DNA analysis have led to significant revisions to the date ranges.

The Minoan Bronze Age period is divided into "Early Minoan" ("EM"), "Middle Minoan" ("MM"), and "Late Minoan" ("LM"), each sub-divided by Roman numerals I to III, and in many cases by a further "A" or "B," so, for example, "MM IIIB."

In 1958 Nikolaos Platon proposed a new chronology at the Prehistoric Conference in Hamburg, based on the development of the architectural complexes known as "palaces" at Knossos, Phaistos, Malia, and Kato Zakros. In it, the terms "Pre-palace," "Old Palace," and "New Palace" were to replace Evans' scheme. The academic community accepted the scheme but not as a replacement, simply stating where in Evans' system the new terms fit. They are now usually called Prepalatial, Protopalatial, Neopalatial, and Postpalatial in English.