Hagia Triada

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Hagia Triada is an important Minoan archaeological site in Crete, known for its richly decorated villa and significant finds including Linear A inscriptions.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Hagia Triada canonical 4

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Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Minoan settlement
archaeological site
associatedWith Minoan palatial system
linked to: Minoan civilization

Minoan religion
country Greece
culture Minoan civilization
distanceFrom Phaistos archaeological site
excavatedBy Italian School of Archaeology at Athens
excavationsBegan early 20th century
flourishedDuring Late Minoan I period
Late Minoan II period
linked to: Late Minoan
hasArchaeologicalPhase Neopalatial occupation
Postpalatial occupation
Prepalatial occupation
Protopalatial occupation
hasBuildingType courtyards
magazines
residential complex
sanctuary structures
villa
hasInscriptionType administrative Linear A inscriptions
religious Linear A inscriptions
hasNotableArtifact Hagia Triada sarcophagus
Linear A tablets
clay tablets
seal stones
stone vases
hasNotableFeature Linear A inscriptions
linked to: Linear A tablets

Minoan frescoes
Minoan sarcophagi
linked to: Minoan tombs

Minoan tombs
richly decorated villa
royal villa complex
isOnIsland Crete
locatedIn Crete
Greece
Heraklion regional unit
locatedNear Phaistos
nearbyFeature Libyan Sea
overlooks Mesara Plain
significance important source for study of Linear A
key site for understanding Minoan elite architecture
timePeriod Late Minoan period
linked to: Late Minoan

Neopalatial period
usedFor administrative center
elite residence
religious activities
writingSystem Linear A

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Referenced by (4)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Linear A foundAt Hagia Triada
Federico Halbherr workLocation Hagia Triada
Aegean scripts notableSite Hagia Triada
Minoan fresco style notableSite Hagia Triada