Connected Sites
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"Mycenae, An Acropolis Site, Was Continuously Inhabited From The Early Neolithic" (Wiki) Tiryns See Link
See Www.Greek-Thesaurus.Gr
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Megiddo - "Megiddo Is A Massive Site, The Core Of Which, The Tel Megiddo Acropolis, Is Under Excavation By The Megiddo Expedition Of Tel Aviv University Institute Of Archaeology"
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Oboda - "Before The End Of The 1st Century Bce A Temple Platform (The Acropolis) Was Created Along The Western Edge Of The Plateau" (Wiki)
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"The Walls Of The Acropolis And The City Date To The 4th Century Bce Period Of The Macedonian King Phillip Ii And Were Extensively Repaired During The Byzantine Period" (Ab Eval)
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Emerges Like An Acropolis Standing On A Headland Facing The Sea (Ab Ev)
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"This Acropolis Is Generally Considered A "Royal City""(Ab Ev)
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About 1km From Sardis. Includes The Temple Of Artemis.
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The Thessaloniki Acropolis Lies In The Northeastern And Highest Point Of The City, Just Beyond Vlatadon Monastery And Inside The Northen Wall Of The City
See Www.Enjoythessaloniki.Com
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The Acropolis Contains The Most Ancient Evidence Of Settlement And Was Probably The Core Of Proto-Elamite Susa. (Ab Ev)
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"The Acropolis Remained As Pergamon’S Crown While The City Developed On The Lower Slopes" (Ouv)
See En.Wikipedia.Org
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"The Acropolis Was Erected On A Hill On The Bank Of A Lake Butrint (Or Lake Bouthrotum). The First Extension Of The 7th Century Bc Acropolis Occurred During The 5th Century Bc. (...) The Acropolis Of Bouthrotum Was Protected By Three Circuit Walls." (Wiki)