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Verified theatres in Greece · Mysteria

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Verified theatres in Greece

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🇬🇷 Greece · Ancient city

Akrai — Colony of Syracuse

Archaic–Hellenistic (664 BCE) · Syracusan Greek

Akrai — Colony of Syracuse in Sicily, Greece is a Archaic–Hellenistic (664 BCE) ancient-city attributed to Syracusan Greek.

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🇬🇷 Greece · Ancient city

Thorikos Theatre and Laurion Mines

Late Neolithic to Roman · Athenian

Thorikos Theatre and Laurion Mines in Attica, Greece is a Late Neolithic to Roman ancient-city attributed to Athenian. Earliest rectilinear theatre (525 BCE) above silver mines that financed Athens.