Stryme (Rodopi) 21 Cape Molyvoti - Στρύμη

Στρύμη - Stryme, Classical to Roman polis under excavation (2013-5) at Cape Molyvote in Rodopi, Thrace
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Latitude: 40.936600
Longitude: 25.282300
Confidence: High

Greek name: Στρύμη
Place ID: 409253PStr
Time period: CHR
Region: Thrace
Country: Greece
Department: Rodopi
Mod: Cape Molyvoti

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Modern Description: Under excavation (2013-5) by a joint team from Princeton University and the Greek Archaeological Service, which has uncovered a 4th c. BC house and roads.
The caves in the area were inhabited from the Neolithic to the Late Bronze Age.
The city was founded by Thasians in the 7th century BC, in order to control the Thracian plain in the hinterland. Located on the Molyvote (Kursumlu) peninsula, W of Lake Ismaris. The ruins of the ancient city are poorly preserved but the ancient harbour installations are visible. Noteworthy are the tunnels of the city's aqueduct with conduits and wells (5th century BC) on the shore. Tumuli in the locality of Mitriko. Finds from the region in the Komotini Archaeological Museum.
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stryme
Wikidata ID: Q2357512
Trismegistos Geo: 15636

Info: Archaeological Atlas of the Aegean

(Archaeological Atlas of the Aegean, Ministry of the Aegean)


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