Author: The Rockpile Project

Ayia Irini is probably the most important archaeological site on the Greek island of Kea, which is at the northwestern[…]

Ioulida is the main town of the island of Kea. In antiquity, the island was called Keos, and Ioulida (then[…]

Sami is a port town on the coast of the Greek island of Kefalonia. Located on the south end of[…]

Eretria (not to be confused, of course, with the African nation of Eritrea) is a town located on the southern[…]

The seaside town of Lefkandi is located on the southern coast of the Greek island of Evia (Euboea). It is[…]

The small, picturesque coastal village of Fiskardo is located near the northernmost point of the Greek island of Kefalonia (Cephalonia),[…]

The archaeological site of Manika is located on the southwestern coast of the Greek island of Evia (Euboea) just 5[…]

Piraeus is Greece’s fourth-largest city, and it serves as the main port of Athens, located 8 km to the northeast.[…]

The archaeological site of Sikyon is located on a plateau just under 5 km from the Gulf of Corinth on[…]

The modern city of Chalkida is located on Greece’s second-largest island–Euboea (Evia)–at the point where the island comes closest to[…]