In the background is the island of Dia (Zeus island)
Beach Iraklion Beaches Amnissos Dia Isle

Credits: Antonis

Accessing the beach from Amnissos tavern
Beach Iraklion Beaches Amnissos

Credits: Antonis

Beach Amnissos Iraklion Beaches

Credits: Alexandros

Hersonissos Beach Hersonissos Beaches

Credits: Alexandros

Between Gouves and Analipsi.
Kato Gouves Gouves Area Beach Resort

Credits: Demosthenis

Monastery Kyra Eleoussa Monastery Gouves Area

Credits: Demosthenis

Monastery Kyra Eleoussa Monastery Gouves Area

Credits: Demosthenis

Monastery Kyra Eleoussa Monastery Gouves Area

Credits: Demosthenis

Finial - handle of sceptre of green slate in the shape of a panther and axe. Believed to symbolise the secular power and religious authority of the king. From the Palace at Malia, Palaeopalatial period (1800 - 1700 B.C.) - Heraklion Museum
Minoan Findings Heraklion Museum Malia Finial- Handle Sceptre

Credits: interkriti

Ewer with relief decoration including animals, plants and seashells. From the Palace at Malia, Palaeopalatial period (1800 - 1700 B.C.) - Heraklion Museum
Minoan Findings Heraklion Museum Malia Ewer Malia P229

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Semi cylindrical sard seal with a brief hieroglyphic inscription. From the Palace at Malia, Palaeopalatial period (1800 - 1700 B.C.) - Heraklion Museum
Minoan Findings Heraklion Museum Malia Seal Malia P219

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Bronze dagger with a hilt of perforated gold plate. From the Palace at Malia, Palaeopalatial period (1800 - 1700 B.C.) - Heraklion Museum
Minoan Findings Heraklion Museum Malia Dagger Malia P200

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Large Roman sarcophagus of marble with rich relief decoration including garlands, bulls' heads, Erotes and Medusa heads. It contained the body of a woman interred with gold jewellery. From Malia, Roman period (2nd - 3rd century A.D.) - Heraklion Museum
Roman Findings Heraklion Museum Malia Sarcophagus P362

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Three tripod fruit - stands with various decorations. From Malia, Palaeopalatial period (1800 - 1700 B.C.) - Heraklion Museum
Minoan Findings Heraklion Museum Malia Tripods Malia P234

Credits: interkriti