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SIKYON (KIA), Ancient city, KORINTHIA

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	SIKYON (Ancient city)    located within the area  of  SIKYONA (Village) SIKYONA (Village)    South Southwest  of  KIATO (Small town, Town hall) KIATO (Small town, Town hall) belongs to SIKYON (Municipality) SIKYON (Municipality) belongs to KORINTHIA (Prefecture) KORINTHIA (Prefecture) belongs to PELOPONISSOS (Region) PELOPONISSOS (Region) belongs to GREECE (Country)

Settlers inhabited the lands:
	GOLGOI, Ancient city, CYPRUS

Conteporary homonymus location
	SIKYON, Municipality, KORINTHIA, GREECE

Located in the same area of:
	SIKYONA, Village, KORINTHIA, GREECE

Was capital of:
	SIKYONIA, Ancient country, KORINTHIA, GREECE

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Homeric world (5)      Mythology (43)      Ancients' references (3)      The inhabitants (7)      History (6)      Information about the place (5)      Archaeological sites (2)      Archaeological findings (4)      Biography (91)      Various locations (3)      Monuments reported by ancient authors (46)      Bibliography (1)      Culture & Arts subjects (1)      Religious figures biography (1)      Ancients' feasts, races and rituals (2)      Olympic games (15)

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Sikyon, ancient theater. It lies below the acropolis of Sicyon; the first rows of seats, the orchestra with a subterranean passage and part of the skene are preserved

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