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January 1996
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A well-known passage in Homer’s Odyssey, probably based on an ancient ritual myth, tells the story of Demeter, the Greek corn-goddess and Iasion, the son of Zeus by Electra, daughter of Atlas. The latter was the guardian of the pillars of heaven (Odyssey, 1.53), the Titan who holds the sky up (Hesiod, Theogony, 517) and is, thereby, identified with water and rainfall.
... At the core of this inquiry lies the exploration of how the Minoan civilization's geocultural interactions influenced Earth system management, particularly through its distinctive approach to architecture and advanced technologies [12][13][14][15]. This study endeavors to unravel the harmonious relationship that the Minoans maintained with the natural world, setting them apart from their contemporaries. ...
January 1996
