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Agia Fotia

Agia Fotia Necropolis
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Die Ruinen des größten minoischen Friedhofs auf Kreta wurden in diesem Gebiet mit 252 Gräbern aus der frühen minoischen Zeit, 1800 Vasen und vielen mit den Toten begrabenen Artefakten entdeckt.

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Ort: Präfektur Lassithi
Typ: K2_XTRA_TOMBS
Zugang: Asphaltstraße
Epoche: Minoische Epoche (3000 v. Chr. - 1200 v.Chr.)

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