Current World Archaeology 38

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Cover Date: Dec / Jan 2010 | Volume 4 Issue Volume 4 Issue 2

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Above Crete and its Homeric ‘wine dark tectonic sea’. A view from Minoan town of Gournia: how did the island shake and tip over the centuries? Spratt was determined to find out.Captain Spratt’s Crete: the island that tippedCrete lies in an earthquake zone. This has affected the island over the centuries, but how? Although never fully recognised, in the 1850s Captain Spratt,…