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Location
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How to get to Azalas
The area
Activities on Naxos
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Culture
Sights and monuments
Villages (in German)
Cultural landscape (in German)
Village life (in German)
Nature
Mediterranean Sea
Fauna of Naxos
Flora of Naxos (in German)
Vegetation (in German)
Landscape (in German)
Geology (in German)
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Hikes and tours
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Stone age
Naxos was already visited by humans in the Palaeolithic Age. On this page you will find links to all the articles about the Stone Age on Naxos on this web site.
The Cave of Mount Zeus
26. January 2012
The Cave of Mount Zeus is located at an altitude of 628 metres on the steep western slope of Mount Zeus and can be reached by a short hike from the spring “ton Arión”. The Cave of Mount Zeus lies hi…
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Die Entstehung der Landwirtschaft
20. September 2008
Die Entstehung der Landwirtschaft Die Neolithische Revolution Die Landwirtschaft entwickelte sich in der Jungsteinzeit kurz nach dem Ende der letzten Eiszeit vor etwa 11.500 Jahren. Die ersten Nach…
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Die Eiszeiten in Griechenland
17. September 2008
Die Erde hat im Laufe ihrer Geschichte eine Reihe von Eiszeitaltern durchgemacht, während derer die Temperaturen deutlich absanken und große Teile der Erde vereisten. Jedes Eiszeitalter dauerte etwa…
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