Talk:Eileithyia Cave

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[edit] Sacred Cave?

This cave wasn't mentioned in Peak Sanctuaries and Sacred Caves on Minoan Crete by Donald W. Jones ... I wonder why? Perhaps it's not characteristic of other sacred caves?

[edit] Archaeology

• Who first excavated?
• "A number of spectacular finds of women during childbirth, or nursing or praying were unearthed here and are exhibited at the Archaeological Museum of Iraklion" is mentioned at ellada.com ... I don't understand what this means. Does it mean the bodies of women during childbirth, or art of...?