Ruins of Akrotiri - Ακρωτήρι

Prehistoric Town of Akrotiri	Archaeological Site of Akrotiri	Model of the Archaeological Site of Akrotiri	History of the ruins of Akrotiri
Telchines Road, Prehistoric Akrotiri	Bronze Age settlement was destroyed by the great Theran eruption in the 16th C. BC	Excavations began at Akrotiri in 1967	Prehistoric Akrotiri developed from a Neolithic village in the early Bronze Age, 3rd millennium BC
Akrotiri was destroyed by earthquake at least 3 times between 3000 and 1700 BC	Prehistoric Akrotiri	Prehistoric Akrotiri was evacuated before being destroyed by the volcano	A modern roof protects the excavated ruins of Prehistoric Akrotiri
Prehistoric Akrotiri	Several Minoan frescoes were discovered at Akrotiri	Double Horns Square Building Complex, site of the Spring Fresco	Pottery vessels in situ at Prehistoric Akrotiri
Pottery vessels in situ at Prehistoric Akrotiri	Ruins of Prehistoric Akrotiri with ancient pottery	Pottery vessels in situ at Prehistoric Akrotiri	Ruins of Prehistoric Akrotiri with ancient pottery
Excavated house, Prehistoric Akrotiri	Ruins of Prehistoric Akrotiri	Ruins of Prehistoric Akrotiri	Details of West House and the frescoes of Prehistoric Akrotiri
West House, site of the famous Fisherman fresco, Akrotiri	West House, Prehistoric Akrotiri	Triangle Square, Prehistoric Akrotiri	Triangle Square, Prehistoric Akrotiri
Building complex Beta, site of the Boxing Boys fresco	Ruins of Prehistoric Akrotiri	Ruins of Prehistoric Akrotiri	Ruins of Prehistoric Akrotiri
Ruins of Prehistoric Akrotiri	Ruins of Prehistoric Akrotiri