Emporion

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Emporion was an ancient Greek trading colony on the northeastern coast of the Iberian Peninsula, founded by settlers from the city of Phocaea.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Greek colony
ancient city
archaeological site
country Spain
culture Ancient Greek culture
Ionian Greek culture
economicBasis maritime commerce
trade in ceramics
trade in oil
trade in wine
foundedAs trading colony
foundedBy Phocaeans NERFINISHED
city of Phocaea NERFINISHED
function commercial hub
trading post
hasArchaeologicalSiteType harbour
urban settlement
hasModernNameVariant Empúries NERFINISHED
hasNameEtymology derived from Greek word "emporion" meaning "trading place"
hasSiteFeature agora
city walls
harbour installations
sanctuaries
heritageStatus important archaeological site in Catalonia
knownFor cultural exchange between Greeks and Iberians
maritime trade
language Ancient Greek
laterBecame Roman town of Emporiae
laterInfluencedBy Roman Republic NERFINISHED
locatedIn Catalonia
Empúries NERFINISHED
Iberian Peninsula
northeastern Iberian Peninsula
province of Girona NERFINISHED
locatedNear Gulf of Roses NERFINISHED
Mediterranean Sea
neighboringPeoples Indigetes NERFINISHED
partOf Greek colonization of the Western Mediterranean NERFINISHED
presentDayLocation Catalonia NERFINISHED
L'Escala NERFINISHED
regionHistorically Hispania NERFINISHED
timePeriod Archaic Greece NERFINISHED
Classical Greece NERFINISHED
Hellenistic period NERFINISHED
tradedWith Carthaginians NERFINISHED
Iberians NERFINISHED
Phoenicians NERFINISHED
other Greek colonies

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Phocaea motherCityOf Emporion