Archaeological evidence shows that, in at least two separate instances, at two different times, the Minoans responded to natural disasters with:

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Archaeological evidence suggests that the Minoans performed human sacrifice in response to both the eruption of Thera (Santorini) and a subsequent earthquake. This was likely a way to appease the gods and prevent further disasters. There is no evidence of abandonment of Crete in either case, and while the Minoans did experience some changes in their religious practices over time, there is no direct evidence linking natural disasters to such changes. Increased militarism is also not a known response to natural disasters for the Minoans.

Archaeological Evidence Shows That, in at Least Two Separate Instances