Archaeological Sites – Page 7 – The Rockpile Project

Byblos

The city of Byblos, known locally as Jbail, is located on the Lebanese coast 27 km north of the capital,[…]

The archaeological site of Isthmia is located on the eastern side of the Isthmus of Corinth, which connects the Peloponnese[…]

The archaeological site of Brauron is known locally as Vravrona and is located just west of the modern town of[…]

Lebanon’s capital and largest city is located in the center of the country’s coast. The city has been settled since[…]

The city of Tyre is located mainly on a headland on the coast of Lebanon 20 km north of the[…]

Rome is the capital and largest city of Italy. As the city which once served as the center of ancient[…]

The well-preserved ruins of the Roman town of Pompeii are located on the northwestern edge of the present-day village of[…]

The ruins of the ancient city of Corinth are found on the western edge of the village of Archaia Korinthos[…]

The town of Ercolano is located 6 km southeast of the eastern end of the city of Naples. Its biggest[…]

The town of Agrigento is located in Sicily 90 km south of Palermo and 130 km west of Catania. It[…]