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Temple complexes in Greece · Mysteria

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Temple complexes in Greece

28 places to sift through. Narrow by kind, country, period or how firmly each one is established — contested and pseudoarchaeological claims are labelled here, never hidden.

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🇬🇷 Greece · Temple complex

Knossos Palace

Minoan Neopalatial 1700–1450 BCE, origin 1900 BCE Old Palace · Minoan civilization

Minoan palatial maze of 1300 rooms - Labyrinth origin and Europe's first advanced palace.

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Phaistos Palace

Minoan 1900–1400 BCE, peak Neopalatial · Minoan

Minoan hilltop palace where undeciphered Phaistos Disc was found in 1908.

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Delphi Archaeological Site

Mycenaean to Late Antique · Greek (Apollo/Pythia)

Delphi Archaeological Site in Phocis, Greece is a Mycenaean to Late Antique temple complex attributed to Greek (Apollo/Pythia) culture. Inscribed UNESCO World Heritage Site (ID 393).

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Asclepieion of Kos

Hellenistic to Roman · Greek/Hippocratic

Asclepieion of Kos in Dodecanese, Kos, Greece is a Hellenistic to Roman temple complex attributed to Greek/Hippocratic culture.