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Naxos
published on 02 March 2013
Naxos, with an area of 430 km², is the largest island in the Cyclades archipelago. The island enjoyed its most prosperous periods in the early Bronze Age and again in the Archaic and Classical periods. Naxos in Mythology In certain versions of Greek mythology, no less a figure than Zeus himself was brought up on the island and he was worshipped... [continue reading]
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Keith G. WalkerRoutledge (20 February 2004)Price: $143.00 -

Brian RutishauserOxford University Press, USA (08 November 2012)Price: $96.25 -

Aaron FaßbenderGRIN Verlag (14 January 2012)Price: $18.90 -

J.A. SmithDuckworth Publishers (23 February 2004)Price: $16.97 -

Siriol DaviesAmerican School of Classical Studies at Athen (30 November 2007)Price: $75.00 -

Manuel Lara CocaPR-Ediciones (30 April 2011)Price: $10.00 -

J.Theodore BentArchaeopress (01 January 2002)Currently unavailable -

AnonymousBritish Museum Press (25 February 1991)Currently unavailable -

Christy ConstantakopoulouOxford University Press, USA (24 November 2007)Currently unavailable -

Edward GibbonNaxos Audiobooks (25 November 1995)Currently unavailable


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