A quick walk through a 1900 BC Minoan palace.

[@gabivalla6279]

Just amazing, John. Your looking at certain things in particular, we could feel your pain in not swinging the detector over the cracked paths, through countless rooms, around the giant amphorae in the agora, the scale of the place yet to be revealed was bit of a shock, bring on the nudist German archaeology undergraduates, I say. I'll consider offering our services, just let us know ha ha. The Minoan jewellery cabinet needs more examples found, good there weren't detectors about with Lord Elgin's thieves and crooks 200 years ago, though I'm sure they shifted some dirt and had a good crack at it, their haul we'd seen in London museums, of all places. The dude who started the Hobart MONA museum of old and new art has a beaut collection of legally-bought Minoan and other civilizations gold coinage, I'd bought the art book of the opening, has close-ups of the coinage, and because it has a CD in the back that's essentially the band, TISM, combining a variety of our interests, in an unexpected but meaningfully coherent package. As was this video. Be well, rhe!

[@DetectingVictoria]

There was no real information of what was what but still a great experience. Thanks for watching 💪