Everything about Arkalochori totally explained
Arkalochori (also Arkalokhori) is a modern city on the island of
Crete and the archaeological site of a
Minoan sacred cave in eastern Crete. The sacred cave was used from
2500 to
1450 BCE.
It is located 32 km south of
Heraklion and as of the
2001 census had a population of 10,897 inhabitants.
Geography
Arkalochori isn't far south from the recently discovered Minoan palace at
Galatas.
Archaeology
At the Arkalochori cave, a bronze and gold
double axe known as the
Arkalochori Axe has been excavated.
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