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What was the language spoken in Greece in the 1800s?
Greek.
What is Greek?
Greek - Those being of Greece Or slang term for Anal sex
What are the names of the greek islands?
Santorini, Rhodes and Mykonos.
What are the release dates for Samantha Brown's Greek Islands - 2010 TV?
Samantha Brown's Greek Islands - 2010 TV was released on: USA: 29 May 2010
What is Greek Philosphy?
greek philosophy is not a certain type of philosophy. Greece is the place where philosophy was born. that's all.
What is the name of the sea that connected the greek island with mainland Greece?
Ionian sea!!
Is Greece located on Peninsula island or the Main islands?
Greece is located on both a peninsula (the southern tip of the Balkan Peninsula) and various islands scattered throughout the Aegean and Ionian Seas. The Greek mainland is connected to the rest of the Balkans by the narrow Isthmus of Corinth.
What is the Cyclades hotel and where is it?
"The Cyclades Hotel offers affordable accommodations on the Greek Isle of Santorini. Santorini, which is a part of the Cyclades islands, is about 120 miles from the the mainland of Greece."
What was the earliest Greek civilization to live on the mainland of Greece?
Mycenaean.
What is the largest Greek island south of the mainland Greece?
Crete
Who did the mycenaean?
The original peoples who had settled in the Greek islands and mainland.
Did the Persians conquer the greek land?
The Persians incorporated the Greek city-states in Asia Minor and the Islands. They then spread into Thrace before trying for mainland Greece where they were repelled in a series of naval and land battles.
What country is the island Corfu part of?
Corfu is part of Greece. It is one of the Ionian Islands located in the Ionian Sea off the northwest coast of the Greek mainland.
Where did they invent Greek language?
On the islands of Greece.
What connects Greece to the mainland?
Greece IS part of the European mainland, specifically a part of the larger Balkans Peninsula.If, perhaps, the question intends to ask what connects the Peloponnesus to the Greek Mainland, it is the ISTHMUS OF CORINTH.
What peninsula in Europe were the Greek colonies that were farthest from the mainland Greece on?
The furthest Greek colonies from Greece were on the IBERIAN PENINSULA where Spain is now.
Persian Empire 479 BCE?
It had lost its invasion of mainland Greece and was on the defensive trying to hold onto the Greek city-states it controlled in Asia Minor and the Aegean islands.
