Acrocorinth

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Acrocorinth is the steep, fortified hill that served as the ancient acropolis and principal defensive stronghold of Corinth in Greece.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf acropolis
archaeological site
fortified hill
accessibleFrom modern road from Corinth
contains Ottoman buildings
Venetian buildings
remains of Christian churches
remains of a temple of Aphrodite
remains of mosques
spring of Peirene (upper Peirene spring) NERFINISHED
controlled access to Corinth
routes across the Isthmus of Corinth
country Greece
currentUse archaeological and historical monument
tourist attraction
elevation approximately 575 meters above sea level
fortifiedBy Byzantines NERFINISHED
Franks NERFINISHED
Ottomans NERFINISHED
Romans NERFINISHED
Venetians NERFINISHED
ancient Greeks
fortifiedSince Archaic period
hasAncientName Ἀκροκόρινθος NERFINISHED
hasFeature fortification walls
gates
springs
steep rocky hill
temple remains
hasStructure inner citadel
main gate
multi-period defensive walls
three main defensive enceintes
towers
water cisterns
hasViewOf Corinthian plain NERFINISHED
heritageStatus protected archaeological site of Greece
locatedIn Corinth NERFINISHED
locatedInRegion Peloponnese NERFINISHED
locatedInRegionalUnit Corinthia NERFINISHED
locatedNear Isthmus of Corinth NERFINISHED
overlooks Gulf of Corinth NERFINISHED
Saronic Gulf NERFINISHED
ancient city of Corinth
modern city of Corinth
strategicImportance commanded views of both gulfs of Corinth
controlled land route between mainland Greece and Peloponnese
usedAs acropolis of ancient Corinth NERFINISHED
principal defensive stronghold of Corinth
wasPartOf defensive system of Corinth

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acropolis notableExample Acrocorinth