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The Mycenaean Tholos tomb at Komiaki
On Naxos exist only relatively few testimonies from the Mycenaean period (approx. 1,700 to 1,150 BC). One of them is the Mycenaean tholos tomb (dome tomb) near Komiakí, one of only three tholos tombs discovered in the Cyclades. Tholos tombs … Continue reading
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Tagged Axos, Cyclades, grave, Greece, holidays, Komiaki, Koronida, Mycenaean Epoch, Naxos, Sights of Naxos, tholos tomb
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Agios Nikolaos at the Troullo (Komiaki)
The small but intersting Byzantine church of Agios Nikolaos is located below the road from Skadhó to Komiakí, the northernmost of the mountain villages of Naxos. Komiakí lies on the edge of a large fertile and lush valley. View of … Continue reading
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Tagged Agios Nikolaos, byzantine church, Byzantine epoch, Byzantine period, church, Cyclades, Greece, holidays, Komiaki, Koronida, murals, Naxos, Troullos, wall paintings
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