"Metron Ariston" is a book written in 2002 and published on 11 February 2003 in Athens,Greece (275 pages - in Greek). ISBN 960-8286-06-9 Contents: Introduction (about the new measurements made in 2002 and the Megalithic Cubit), Tiryns, the Pyramid of Proetus, Mycenae, Orchomenos (Boiotian), Hyle (Gla), Pylos and Crete, Athens, Parthenon and Stonehenge.
Showing posts with label ancient Greek colonies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ancient Greek colonies. Show all posts
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Dionysos
Dionysos on a panther - mosaic from Pella
Athanasios G. Angelopoulos, "Prehistoric colonies of the Greeks" (1999 - Vol. 2, p. 13).
The new color map was posted on 15 June 2012 - see also "Argonautica".
Sunday, April 10, 2011
Argonautica
The map is based on Ptolemy's "Geography" (c. 140 AD). The ancient maps of Mesopotamia, Arabia, India and SE Asia have been already posted.
Sunday, April 3, 2011
Scythia
The great Eleusinian relief
Demeter, Triptolemos, and Kore (Persephone)
National Archaeological Museum of Athens
Demeter, Triptolemos, and Kore (Persephone)
National Archaeological Museum of Athens
Saturday, March 26, 2011
Ancient Greek cities in Asia
Taprobane is the ancient Greek name for Sri Lanka.
There is a river Phasis in prehistoric Colchis (near Caucasus) and a river Phasis in Taprobane. According to Nonnos (Dionysiaka 13, 223), the Cretans had built a colony in Colchis. Diodorus (5, 42 and 46) writes that in the island Pachaea near India there were Cretan priests from the time of Zeus. Ptolemy (Geography 7, 2, 25) mentions a city Tharra in Thailand. But this is a Cretan name.
The last three maps are based on Ptolemy's coordinates.
Thursday, March 17, 2011
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