Website 2.1: Horns of Consecration
Notice the possibility that the peak in the background (the site of a Peak Sanctuary) could have been deliberately framed by the horns.
http://www.hartzler.org/cc307/minoan/images/cd.jpg

Website 2.2: Numerous Photos of Minoan Subjects
See especially the bull-leaping fresco and the bull-leaping diagram (sixth from the bottom of the list). In what other forms does the bull appear?
http://www.hartzler.org/cc307/minoan/index.html

Website 2.3: The Palace at Knossos
This website offers plans and a summary of the stages of development of the palace. Compare these plans for the palace at Knossos with those for Phaistos and Mallia.
http://www.odysseyadventures.ca/articles/knossos/knossos_palace.htm

Website 2.4:  Linear A Script
This is a site by a software engineer whose hobby is ancient scripts.
http://www.ancientscripts.com/lineara.html

Website 2.5:  Thera (Santorini) and the Frescos
This website of the Hellenic Ministry of Culture provides views of the buildings and links to views of most of the most noted frescoes. The Expedition Fresco is called the Flotilla Miniature Frieze.
http://library.thinkquest.org/04oct/01181/photo_gallery.htm#1.Minoan_Crete_-_Aegean_Islands

Be sure to view the linked site for the Museum of Prehistoric Thera for some important finds made on this site.

Jeremy Rutter's Dartmouth website has a discussion of the eruption and the frescoes, with the linked images providing a number of views of the island and the site.
http://projectsx.dartmouth.edu/classics/history/bronze_age/lessons/les/17.html

Maps

Map 2: Bronze Age: Minoan Crete (page 23)
     Blank Map 2 (page 367)