Kirrha (near modern Itea, Greece)

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Kirrha is an ancient port town in central Greece, near modern Itea, that served as the harbor of Delphi and played a key role in regional trade and the First Sacred War.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Greek city
port town
aftermath land declared sacred and left uncultivated
territory dedicated to Apollo
archaeologicalFinds fortification remains
harbor installations
archaeologicalSite remains near modern Itea
associatedWith First Sacred War (circa early 6th century BCE) NERFINISHED
besiegedBy Amphictyonic League NERFINISHED
coalition of Greek states
conflictWith Delphic Amphictyony NERFINISHED
connectedTo Delphi NERFINISHED
country Greece
function port for pilgrims traveling to Delphi
regional trade hub
governedBy Amphictyony of Delphi NERFINISHED
historicalEvent siege during the First Sacred War
locatedIn Central Greece NERFINISHED
Phocis NERFINISHED
locatedNear Gulf of Corinth NERFINISHED
modern Itea NERFINISHED
locatedOn coast of the Corinthian Gulf
mentionedIn ancient Greek historical tradition about the First Sacred War
outcomeOfWar destruction of the city
participatedIn First Sacred War NERFINISHED
reasonForConflict control of access to Delphi
toll collection from pilgrims
region Delphic region NERFINISHED
religiousSignificance access point for visitors to the Delphic sanctuary
servedAs harbor of Delphi NERFINISHED
timePeriod Archaic period of ancient Greece NERFINISHED
tradeRole export of local agricultural products
import of goods for Delphi and Phocis
transportRole maritime gateway to Delphi

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Crisa hasModernSiteNear Kirrha (near modern Itea, Greece)
Mount Cirphis hasEtymologyRelatedTo Kirrha (near modern Itea, Greece)
this entity surface form: Kirrha (ancient port of Delphi)