Rhamnous in Attica

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Rhamnous in Attica was an ancient coastal deme of northeastern Attica best known for its fortified site and important sanctuary of the goddess Nemesis.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Greek deme
archaeological site
associatedWith Battle of Marathon NERFINISHED
controlled sea routes between Attica and Euboea
country Greece
declinedAfter late Roman period
dedicatedDeity Nemesis NERFINISHED
Themis NERFINISHED
excavatedBy Greek Archaeological Service NERFINISHED
excavationsBeganIn 19th century
flourishedDuring Classical period of ancient Greece
Hellenistic period NERFINISHED
governedBy Athenian democracy NERFINISHED
hasArchaeologicalRemainsOf cemeteries
fortified walls
gates
houses
theater
towers
two temples
hasBuildingMaterial local limestone
marble
hasCivicBuilding agora
prytaneion
hasFortification coastal fortress
fortified acropolis
hasModernName Ramnous NERFINISHED
hasSanctuaryOf Nemesis NERFINISHED
Themis NERFINISHED
hasTempleOf Nemesis NERFINISHED
Themis NERFINISHED
inhabitedFrom Archaic period
knownFor sanctuary of Nemesis NERFINISHED
strong fortifications
well-preserved classical fort
locatedIn Attica NERFINISHED
northeastern Attica
locatedNear Euboean Gulf NERFINISHED
Straits of Euboea NERFINISHED
nearestModernSettlement Agia Marina (Marathon) area NERFINISHED
partOf Athenian polis NERFINISHED
tribe Aiantis
religiousSignificance major cult center of Nemesis in Attica
subordinateTo Athenian Boule NERFINISHED
usedAs coastal defense post
harbor control point
military stronghold

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Nemesis majorSanctuary Rhamnous in Attica