User:Lacrossedeamon/Datamined list of Odyssey POI - Revision history

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	Shrine of Aphrodite		Shrine of Aphrodite
	*When Aphrodite emerged from the sea, Kythera was the first city to welcome her. Fleeing Troy, her son Aineias dedicated a shrine to her there. It is deemed the oldest in the Greek world.		*When Aphrodite emerged from the sea, Kythera was the first city to welcome her. Fleeing Troy, her son Aineias dedicated a shrine to her there. It is deemed the oldest in the Greek world.
			Pallas Military Camp
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			Military Warehouse
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			Farm of Elais
			*Elais was one of three daughters of Anios, who ruled Delos during the Trojan War. Dionysos gave her the ability to make oil spring from the ground.
			Porphyrion Cave
			*N/A
			Bouleuterion of Athens
			*This building housed a council of 500 members, who were in charge of the city laws.
			North Wall Breach
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			Teuthis Camp
			*N/A
			Echemos Camp
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			Saron Military Camp
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			Polichne Camp
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			Pherai Camp
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			Kolonides Camp
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			Pylos Military Camp
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	Port of Piraeus		Port of Piraeus
	*The port was a socially and economically separate world split into three areas: military ports, commercial ports, and a residential area. It played a critical role in Athens’s impact as a naval power.		*The port was a socially and economically separate world split into three areas: military ports, commercial ports, and a residential area. It played a critical role in Athens’s impact as a naval power.
			Shrine of Aphrodite
			*When Aphrodite emerged from the sea, Kythera was the first city to welcome her. Fleeing Troy, her son Aineias dedicated a shrine to her there. It is deemed the oldest in the Greek world.

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	Cave of the Brave		Cave of the Brave
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			Lion's Den
			*N/A
			Sunken Wreck of Datis
			*Datis was a Persian general who served the Persian empire under Darius I. On his return from the Battle of Marathon in 490 BCE, he stopped at Mykonos and Delos.
			Rhenea
			*This island served as the necropolis for Delos because, in 426 BCE, births and deaths were forbidden on the island of Apollo.
			Ruins of the Sea People
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			Collapsed Wall Guardians
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			Port of Piraeus
			*The port was a socially and economically separate world split into three areas: military ports, commercial ports, and a residential area. It played a critical role in Athens’s impact as a naval power.

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	Peneios Camp		Peneios Camp
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			Myrina
			*Myrina was best known for its cults of Artemis, Athena Selene, and the Mother Goddess. One of its important goods was Lemnian soil, which was said to heal wounds and snake bites.
			Lato Harbor
			*N/A
			Krokottas's Den
	*N/A		*N/A

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	*This palace - the largest of all palaces - was built in the 17th century BCE and is linked to the legend of King Minos. More than 13,000 square meters, it's made up of several rooms around a central courtyard.		*This palace - the largest of all palaces - was built in the 17th century BCE and is linked to the legend of King Minos. More than 13,000 square meters, it's made up of several rooms around a central courtyard.
	Amphikleia Military Camp		Amphikleia Military Camp
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			Peneios Camp
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	Knossos Palace		Knossos Palace
	*This palace - the largest of all palaces - was built in the 17th century BCE and is linked to the legend of King Minos. More than 13,000 square meters, it's made up of several rooms around a central courtyard.		*This palace - the largest of all palaces - was built in the 17th century BCE and is linked to the legend of King Minos. More than 13,000 square meters, it's made up of several rooms around a central courtyard.
			Amphikleia Military Camp
			*N/A