Bull Leaper
Bull-leaping was a major ritual of the Minoan civilization on Crete (c. 2000–1450 BCE). Trained acrobats ran toward a charging bull, grasped its horns, and used the animal’s momentum to vault over its back. Frescoes from Knossos and other palatial sites show this act as a blend of athletic skill, ceremony, and symbolic passage — a moment balancing danger, control, and ritual meaning in Minoan society.
Provenance
Collected 2025-12-12 on Teia.
Minted 2025-11-25 on hic et nunc, on Tezos by
Edition of 10.
Minted 2025-11-25 on hic et nunc, on Tezos by
tz1YuyeYd9…KJWw.Edition of 10.
Collection
hicetnunc
Archive
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The story
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2025-11-25
Made & minted on hic et nunc
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2025-11-25
Passed to
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… through 8 more collectors …
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2025-12-08
Passed to
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2025-12-12
Collected on Teia by Aaron (along7.eth)
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2026-08-27
Archived in this gallery — checksum
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