Santuario di Afrodite di Locri

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Santuario di Afrodite di Locri is an ancient Greek sanctuary in southern Italy dedicated to the goddess Aphrodite, renowned for its archaeological remains and votive offerings that illuminate the religious life of the Locri Epizephyrii colony.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Greek sanctuary
archaeological site
archaeologicalImportance key site for study of Greek sanctuaries in Magna Graecia
associatedWith Aphrodite cult in Italy
Greek colonization of southern Italy
Locri Epizephyrii colony NERFINISHED
belongsTo Greek colonial network in southern Italy
chronology classical period of ancient Greece
country Italy
culture ancient Greek
dedicatedTo Aphrodite NERFINISHED
dedicationType sanctuary of a goddess
goddessAspect beauty
fertility
love
hasArchaeologicalRemains architectural remains
votive offerings
hasFunction expression of civic identity of Locri Epizephyrii
hasLanguageOfInscriptions ancient Greek
hasSetting coastal area of the Ionian Sea
hasTypeOfSite extra-urban sanctuary
hasVotiveOfferings figurines
inscriptions
terracotta objects
heritageType cultural heritage site
linkedTo Aphrodite cult practices in Magna Graecia
locatedIn Calabria NERFINISHED
Locri Epizephyrii NERFINISHED
southern Italy NERFINISHED
locatedNear modern town of Locri
mainDeity Aphrodite NERFINISHED
materialCultureEvidence architectural fragments
ceramics
votive deposits
period Magna Graecia NERFINISHED
regionOfAncientWorld Magna Graecia NERFINISHED
religion ancient Greek religion
religiousFunction place of worship
researchField classical archaeology
religious studies
significance illuminates religious life of Locri Epizephyrii
usedFor religious rituals
votive practices
visitedBy pilgrims of Locri Epizephyrii

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Sanctuary of Aphrodite modernName Santuario di Afrodite di Locri
subject surface form: Sanctuary of Aphrodite at Locri Epizephyrii