Pop Head of Minotaur in Coloured Plaster paperweight The "Twins" in Antiquity are

The "Twins" in Antiquity are intertwined with the sanctuary and oracle of the god Apollo

Goddess of beauty and love

somewhere around 1450 BC when the Mycenaeans took control of Knossos and spread from there into mainland Greece

one on each side

Artemis was born in the island of Delos and was the daughter of Zeus and Leto

Pop Head of Minotaur in Coloured Plaster paperweight The "Twins" in Antiquity areColoured bust version of the Minotaur, which according to the Greek mythology was a creature with a human body and a bull's head and tail. Minotaur's real name was Asterion. He lived in the Labyrinth, a building made by Daedalus at the command of King Minos of Crete. According to another version, Taurus was a handsome young man, who had fallen in love with Pasiphae (daughter of God Sun), and with whom he mingled. Their son was Minotaur. This