Current World Archaeology 91

'- Island enigma: is this the dawn of European urbanism?
- After the fire: spectacular discoveries in a Roman suburb
- Scythian funerary feast: unique remnants of a royal burial site
- Never forgotten: archaeology and the search for lost airmen
- Italy: on the trail of the Etruscans
- Crete: losing yourself at Knossos

Current World Archaeology 91
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Current World Archaeology 91

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Above The restored ruins of the palace complex of Knossos, with its distinctive red pillars, are the latest in a series of structures at the site. Excavations here have found evidence of activity dating back to theKnossos: a journey to the centre of the labyrinthA trip to Crete allows Rachel Glaves to delve into the fact and fiction of Knossos.