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May 24, 2013

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RODOS

RODOS (ROD), Ancient city, DODEKANISSOS

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Geographical Data

Type of location:	Archaeological site, Acropolis, Ancient theatre, Ancient fortress, Ancient Stadium, Ancient port
Other Names:	RHODES (Bibliography)
Postal Code:	85100
Tel	+30 22410
Longitude:	28^o 12' 38.6" E
Latitude:	36^o 26' 23.96" N

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RODOS (Ancient city) located within the area of RODOS (Town, Town hall)

RODOS (Town, Town hall) belongs to RODOS (Municipality (Kapodistrias plan))

RODOS (Municipality (Kapodistrias plan)) belongs to RODOS (Island)

RODOS (Island) belongs to RODOS (Province)

RODOS (Province) belongs to DODEKANISSOS (Island complex)

DODEKANISSOS (Island complex) belongs to SOUTH AEGEAN (Region)

SOUTH AEGEAN (Region) belongs to GREECE (Country)


Located in the same area of:



	RODOS, Town, DODEKANISSOS, GREECE


The town was found as a merge of:



	(5th century BC) LINDOS, Ancient city, LINDOS, GREECE (5th century BC) KAMIROS, Ancient city, RODOS, GREECE (5th century BC) IALYSSOS, Ancient city, RODOS, GREECE


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Information of the location:

   Ancient literary sources (1)
   History (6)
   Information about the place (2)
   Archaeological sites (2)
   Archaeological findings (3)
   Monuments reported by ancient authors (8)
   Biographies (81)
   Olympic games (12)
   Religious figures biography (1)
   Ancients' feasts, games and rituals (1)
   Ancient works of art (1)

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Acropolis of Rhodes (3rd-2nd c. BC), the Temple of Pythian Apollo, on the southern part of the hill, was a poros peripteral temple; restored is part of the NE side with 4 columns & part of the architrave

Rhodes; theater of Rhodes; a small edifice with 800 seats, used also for teaching philosophers and orators

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