The Black Sea Area

Alexandru Avram · John G. F. Hind · Gocha R. Tsetskhladze

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Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History Classical Antiquity Studies Ancient Near East History

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Abstract The planting of Greek poleis around the shores of the Black Sea is largely a tale of two mother cities, Miletos (no. 854) and Megara (no. 225). A very few other (east Greek) states took subsidiary roles, and an occasional party of settlers (e.g. Boiotians) from elsewhere joined the founding, main group of colonists.

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