Philippi acropolis

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The Philippi acropolis is the fortified upper part of the ancient city of Philippi in northern Greece, overlooking the surrounding plain and serving historically as a strategic and defensive stronghold.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf acropolis
archaeological site
fortified upper town
accessFrom lower city of Philippi
archaeologicalStatus excavated in part
builtFor defense of the city of Philippi
country Greece
culture Ancient Greek
dominates surrounding plain of Philippi
elevationRelativeToCity higher than lower city of Philippi
feature fortification walls
gates
inner enclosure
towers
hasFunction defensive stronghold
military fortification
strategic lookout point
heritageContext associated with UNESCO World Heritage Site of Philippi
part of the archaeological site of Philippi
laterUse Byzantine fortress
medieval stronghold
locatedIn Eastern Macedonia and Thrace NERFINISHED
Philippi NERFINISHED
northern Greece NERFINISHED
material stone
near Kavala regional unit NERFINISHED
modern Krinides NERFINISHED
openToPublic yes
overlooks Philippi plain NERFINISHED
partOf ancient city of Philippi
region Macedonia NERFINISHED
significance example of a fortified acropolis in northern Greece
important for understanding urban defense of Philippi
strategicRole controlled access routes through the Philippi area
protected inhabitants of Philippi in times of danger
topography hilltop
usedDuringPeriod Byzantine period
Classical period
Hellenistic period NERFINISHED
Roman period

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theatre of Philippi locatedNear Philippi acropolis
subject surface form: Theatre of Philippi
Archaeological Sites of Philippi hasPart Philippi acropolis
this entity surface form: city walls of Philippi
Archaeological Sites of Philippi hasPart Philippi acropolis
this entity surface form: acropolis of Philippi
Archaeological Sites of Philippi hasPart Philippi acropolis
this entity surface form: Palaestra of Philippi