A steatite vase with relief scenes of boxing and bull leaping in front of porticos with columns that are represented in four successive bands. The figures are depicted with power and realism, in stances and dress that are remniscent of modern boxing.
Neopalatial period (1500 - 1450 BC)

A pendant in the form of a seated lion and three bulls' heads appendages of a necklace. Early Postpalatial Period (1450 - 1350 BC)

Decorated with double axes and sacral knots. Neopalatial Period (1500 - 1450 BC)

Rhyton with sculpted head of a wild goat as handle and with painted crocus flower decoration. Neopalatial period (1500- 1450 BC)

Rhyton with decoration in the marine style consisting of nautiluses, coral and rocks. Late Neopalatial period (1450 BC)

Flask decorated with a large octopus and supplementary motifs: sea urchins, seaweed and rocks, an outstanding example of the mature marine style. Late Neopalatial period (1450 BC)

The Cretan feral goat which lives on the White Mountains (Lefka Ori)-Photo by Anastassios Sakoulis - www.photophysis.gr