Episode 2— Mystery of the Minoans
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Melissa Berry
as Self - Narrator
Michael Baillie
as Self - The Queen's University of Belfast
Dale Dominey Howes
as Self - Kingston University
Christos Doumas
as Self - Archaeological Society of Athens
Colin Macdonald
as Self - Curator, Knossos 1990-99
Floyd Mccoy
as Self - University of Hawaii
Michael Rampino
as Self - New York University
Steve Sparks
as Self - University of Bristol
Costas Emmanuel Synolakis
as Self - University of Southern California
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