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from Part VI - Aegean Art in the Final Palatial Period of Knossos
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 19 May 2022
>The reconstruction of minoan sites destroyed c.1450 bc does not always happen immediately and often is limited to a reuse of earlier walls, with partial refurbishment. This is the case at Malia, where House Epsilon, a large Neopalatial residence to the south of the palace, is reoccupied in Late Minoan (LM) II without major modifications (A. Farnoux, in Driessen and Farnoux 1997, 135–47). It is only towards the beginning of LM IIIA2, after 1370 bc, that new architectural programmes are started, in particular at Haghia Triada.
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