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Herakleia (Ras Ibn Hani)

TM Geo 37540

Syria (Syria) - provincia: Syria - modern region: Latakia governorate - located north of Laodikeia (Latakia) (TM Geo 1223)
35.5876133336,35.7374322212 (Lat,Long)

Gods in this toponym: Herakles (TM God 117 )

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Latin name(s): Heraclea
Modern name(s): Ras Ibn Hani
Variants: Herakleia - Ras Ibn Hani - Ibn Hani

Map: Barrington Atlas, 2000, pl. 68 A2 (Herakleia?)
Note: the identification is not certain

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TM id	Publication	Status	Material	Language	Date	Provenance

880926	SEG 26 1639	[found & written]	stone?	Greek	BC08 - AD08	Syria, Herakleia (Ras Ibn Hani) [found & written]
881365	SEG 27 973 bis	[found & written]	stone?	Greek	BC04	Syria, Herakleia (Ras Ibn Hani) [found & written]
882704	SEG 29 1597 (b)	[found & written]	stone?	Greek	BC04 - BC01	Syria, Herakleia (Ras Ibn Hani) [found & written]
882703	SEG 29 1597 (a)	[found & written]	stone?	Greek	BC04	Syria, Herakleia (Ras Ibn Hani) [found & written]
880925	SEG 26 1638	[found & written]	stone?	Greek	BC03 - BC02	Syria, Herakleia (Ras Ibn Hani) [found & written]
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