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Falasarna or
Phalasarna (Ancient Gr****: Φαλάσαρνα) is a Gr****
harbour town at the west end of
Crete that
flourished during the ****enistic period. The...
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canceled the one with Knossos.
Aggressive policy led to the
capture of
Phalasarna (184 B.C.E) and 14
years later that of Apollonia, an
action criticized...
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significantly different variants, for
example on the lead
tablet of
Phalasarna, Crete: ασκι κατασκι αασιαν ενδασιαν aski
kataski aasian endasian There...
- Diktynna, her face was
pictured on
Cretan coins of Kydonia,
Polyrrhenia and
Phalasarna as the
nurse of Zeus. On Crete, she was
connected with the
mountain where...
- 1986,
Elpida Hadjidaki and her crew
began exploring Phalasarna, an
ancient harbor town.
Phalasarna may have parti****ted in
piracy in the ****enistic period...
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Submerged harbors at
Apollonia (Libya) The no-longer-submerged
harbor in
Phalasarna (Crete) 426 BC
Malian Gulf
tsunami List of
earthquakes in
Greece List...
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Strabo and
other ancient sources say that Polyrrhenia's port was at
Phalasarna on the west coast.
Ancient Cisamus became a
Christian bishopric, a suffragan...
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Cydonia was
constantly at war with
other Cretan city-states such as Aptera,
Phalasarna, and
Polyrrinia and was
important enough for the
Cydonians to be mentioned...
- Ἤτεια) was a town of
ancient Crete.
Pliny the
Elder places it
between Phalasarna and
Cisamus (although some m****cripts have the town name as Elea or Eleae...
- been
visible a few
meters from the s**** of the
archaeological site of
Phalasarna, West Crete,
since it was sunk in 1941
during the
Battle of Crete. The...
