Binoans
Binoans are an ancient civilization believed to have inhabited parts of the Aegean region during the late Bronze Age, roughly between the 15th and 12th centuries BCE. Their existence is primarily known through archaeological discoveries and historical references, which suggest they played a significant role in the cultural and trade networks of the eastern Mediterranean.
The Binoans are often associated with the broader Minoan civilization, which flourished on the island of Crete.
Their settlements typically featured sophisticated palaces and urban structures, indicating a centralized authority capable of extensive
Religious practices of the Binoans appear to have involved elaborate rituals, with archaeological evidence suggesting the
The decline of the Binoans coincides with the broader collapse of Bronze Age societies in the region,