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Gyrton

TM Geo 12055

Greece (Thessalia) - provincia: Macedonia - modern region: Thessalia - Pelasgiotis; in some sources ascribed to the Perraibia or the Magnesia (admin.) - located unknown; near Euangelismos (TM Geo 33558)?
39.798151,22.569853 (Lat,Long)


Links: Digital Atlas of the Roman Empire, GeoNames, Nomisma, Pleiades, ToposText, ToposText [2], ToposText [3], Wikipedia


Status: city


Greek name(s): Γυρτών - Γυρτώνη
Ethnic(s): Gyrtonios
Variants: Gyrton (Gyrtone)


Biblio: RE s.v. Gyrton 1
Map: Barrington Atlas, 2000, pl. 55 D1


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Stable URI (with TM Geo ID): www.trismegistos.org/place/12055

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891487SEG 40 483 (a)[found & written]stone? Greek BC08 - AD08 Greece, Thessalia - Gyrton [found & written]
899924SEG 53 559[found & written]stone? Greek BC06 - BC05 Greece, Thessalia - Gyrton [found & written]
899925SEG 53 560[found & written]stone? Greek BC06 - BC05 Greece, Thessalia - Gyrton [found & written]
891488SEG 40 483 (b)[found & written]stone? Greek BC02 Greece, Thessalia - Gyrton [found & written]
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