Caves of Matala, Crete

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by Betsy Mark
published on 06 February 2019

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Caves of Matala, Crete — The caves of Matala date from the Neolithic Period and the area was an important port of Phaistos during the Minoan Age. In Greek Mythology, when Zeus abducts Europa, he brings her to the beach of Matala.

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