Ampurias

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Ampurias (Empúries) was an ancient Greek and later Roman coastal settlement in northeastern Spain that became an important trading hub in the western Mediterranean.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Greek colony
Roman town
ancient city
archaeological site
former populated place
archaeologicalExcavationsStart early 20th century
country Spain
culture Ancient Greek culture
Ancient Roman culture
currentUse open-air museum
tourist attraction
economy agriculture
craft production
maritime trade
foundedBy Greek colonists from Massalia
Greek colonists from Phocaea
hasFeature Greek urban sector (Neapolis)
Roman urban sector
amphitheater
city walls
forum
harbor installations
mosaics
necropolis
temples
hasNameInLanguage Ampurias (Spanish) NERFINISHED
Emporion (Ancient Greek) NERFINISHED
Empúries (Catalan) NERFINISHED
heritageDesignation Bien de Interés Cultural (Spain) NERFINISHED
Cultural asset of national interest (Catalonia) NERFINISHED
locatedIn Catalonia
Province of Girona NERFINISHED
municipality of L'Escala NERFINISHED
locatedInTimeZone Central European Time
locatedOn Costa Brava NERFINISHED
Mediterranean Sea
managedBy Museu d'Arqueologia de Catalunya NERFINISHED
near Gulf of Roses NERFINISHED
L'Escala NERFINISHED
partOf Ancient Greece colonization of the western Mediterranean
Hispania Citerior NERFINISHED
Roman Hispania NERFINISHED
Tarraconensis NERFINISHED
religion ancient Greek religion
ancient Roman religion
significance important trading hub in the western Mediterranean
usedScript Greek alphabet
Latin alphabet

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Phocaea motherCityOf Ampurias