Eteocretans: Minoans under Mycenaean Crete (1450-1100 BC)

Following the collapse of the Minoan civilization (c. 1450 BCE), the Mycenaeans from the Greek mainland took over the island of Crete and converted Knossos into one of their Palace-centers. The native Cretan population, however, continued to inhabit Crete, earning the name "Eteocretans", literally meaning the "true Cretans". In this video, we will talk about the status of the Eteocretans in the centuries of the Mycenaean hegemony, until the collapse of the late Bronze Age in 12th century BCE. ✅ Please SUBSCRIBE for more content. ✅ PATREON -   / wanaxtv   ☑️ Follow WanaxTV: Facebook -   / wanaxtv   Twitter -   / wanaxtv   ▶️ Machinma: Total War Saga: Troy Total War ROME II - Emperor Edition 🎞️ Directed, narrated & animated by WanaxTV 📜 Sources & Further Read: Strabo: Geographika Homer: Odyssey Homer: Iliad Donald W. Jones: Peak Sanctuaries and Sacred Caves in Minoan Crete (1999) J. B. Bury and R. Meiggs: A History of Greece to the Death of Alexander the Great (1975)