GAVRILIS,ANDREAS
Sounion : The Ruins and Their History
Athens, Ekdoseis Sfingos. 1969. Soft cover. Book, Local guide to the site of the Temple of Poseidon at Sounion. At the southeastern tip of Attica is a rocky cape named Sounias Akra, which means Tip of Sounino or simply Sounion and is mentioned in Homer's Odyssey as a sacred place actually connected since that period with the Athenians. The remains still exist of an ancient fortress with a small port and arsenal and two shrines dedicated to Poseidon and Athena. Excavations were carried out by Dorpfeld in 1884 and by the Greeks V. Stais, A. Orlandos and G. Economou from the year 1897 58p. illus ( B & W).map on endpaper. Name of owner, else fine. Near Fine.

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Keywords: Greece Greek Attica Sounion Temple of Poeisidon Sounion