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A bare-breasted and full-skirted standing female figure grasps her namesake animals in the Snake Goddess figurine from this civilization. For 10 points each:
[10e] Name this civilization, which also frequently utilized a two-pointed bull-like “horns of consecration” motif described by Arthur Evans.
ANSWER: Minoan [prompt on Crete or Cretan]
[10m] In a motif derived from the Egyptian goddess Taweret, a lion-hippopotamus hybrid was dubbed the Minoan form of these beings. In Rome, these winged guardians of men or places had female counterparts called “Juno.”
ANSWER: genius [or genii; accept daimon or demon, which is sometimes also applied to the Minoan figurines]
[10h] In another Minoan motif, a goddess wears three of these namesake flowers in a diadem. At their deaths, Priam’s son Gorgythion and the giant Geryon are likened to these drooping flowers.
ANSWER: poppies [accept Poppy Goddess; accept poppy capsules]
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2 Indiscernible Broke GirlsKnox et al1001020
2 Indiscernible Broke GirlsKnox et al1001020
2 Indiscernible Broke GirlsKnox et al1001020
2 Indiscernible Broke GirlsKnox et al1001020
2 Indiscernible Broke GirlsKnox et al1001020
2 Indiscernible Broke GirlsKnox et al1001020
2 Indiscernible Broke GirlsKnox et al1001020
2 Indiscernible Broke GirlsKnox et al1001020
Goldman & JacksonFable of the Miis100010
The Chard Problem of ConsciousnessYesodei HaTorah 2:7100010
Water BuffaloThree Cantabrigians100010

Summary

TournamentEditionExact Match?HeardPPBEasy %Medium %Hard %
2025 RMP Fest Online Mirror05/31/25Y514.00100%0%40%
2025 RMP Fest Carleton Mirror07/13/25Y310.0067%33%0%
2025 RMP Fest CO Mirror08/10/25Y621.67100%50%67%