In the same way, the landscape ritual was built by civilians, who were first to appear in Europe. Landscape ritual became prominent in the early 20th century after it was excavated and restored by a group of British archaeologists, which was led by Arthur Evans. Günkel-Maschek demonstrates that the popularity of Minoan Palace was driven by good sites, unlike other locations in Crete, which gave people a remarkable sight. Even though there were other palaces in Crete, there was none that matched Minoan, and this was influenced by its size .
The approach forms a good base for enhancing equality and building relationship between different groups that participated in the construction process. The restoration of Knossos has been linked with many positive effects, especially on the environment. Numerous activities were deployed in the designing and construction of this palace.
Objectives of the Study
• Explore the architecture context of Minoan Palace.
• Examine the construction aspects that were used in Minoan Palace.
• Determine how the building influenced the development of other landscape rituals.
