Aeginium
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Impact 50.3 · Consider · Confidence 75
- Attestation broadened: new line cites several ancient authorities as attestations (Strabo, Livy, Ptolemy, Pliny).
- New timeframe added for Leake's survey, expanding the historical context.
Add: or Aiginion was an ancient Greek settlement in the northwest of Thessaly attested by a number of ancient scholars such as Strabo Livy Ptolemy Pliny Add: The site was surveyed by British Army officer William Martin Leake when he was stationed in Greece between 1804 and. Replace “town was called by the name Stagos which was translated to Kalabaka Its modern location is tentatively assigned to a site in Nea Koutsoufliani in the municipality of Kalabaka William Martin Leake found an inscription at Kalabaka in which Aeginium is mentioned” with “town was called by the name Stagos which was translated to Kalabaka”.
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