Anthemous (Chalkidike) 16 Galatista - Ανθεμούς

Ἀνθεμοῦς - Anthemous?, Possible site of Anthemous, Classical to Roman polis, on mound W of Ag. Paraskevi church S of Galatista in Halkidiki Macedonia
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Latitude: 40.444900
Longitude: 23.254200
Confidence: Medium

Greek name: Ἀνθεμοῦς
Place ID: 404233PAnt
Time period: CHR
Region: Macedonia
Country: Greece
Department: Chalkidiki
Mod: Galatista

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Search for inscriptions mentioning Anthemous? (Ανθεμο...) in the PHI Epigraphy database.

Modern Description: Anthemous was region that belonged to the Kingdom of Macedonia. During the 4th century BCE it was disputed between Macedonians and Chalkidians. The town probably was founded during that period. Arrian implies it provided Alexander the Great with a cavalry squadron.
Situated near the homonymous river in a very fertile valley. An extensive cemetery of 500 graves (570-early 5th century BC) has been excavated outside the village of Aghia Paraskevi. Outstanding among the finds are the weapons and jewellery, ten Chian ceramic chalices, local imitations of Attic black-figure vases and local grey ware. Some pieces are exhibited in the Thessaloniki Archaeological Museum.
A double Macedonian tomb (late 4th century BC) with its two-leaf marble door intact (now in the Thessaloniki Archaeological Museum) was also excavated.
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anthemus
Wikidata ID: Q1953272
Trismegistos Geo: 12047

Info: YP

(Dr. Yannis Papadopoulos, with the support of the Laskaridis Foundation.)


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