Minoan
Pronunciation: /mɪˈnəʊən/
Definition of Minoan
adjective
noun
The Minoan civilization had reached its zenith by the beginning of the late Bronze Age; impressive remains reveal the existence of large urban centres dominated by palaces. The civilization is also noted for its script (see Linear A) and distinctive art and architecture
Origin:
named after the legendary Cretan king Minos, to whom a palace excavated at Knossos was attributed