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economic development. In the 1970s many residents moved to Athens due to urbanization. However, the last few years, tourism presented to be a new source of income for the locals that led to the reconstruction of homes and landscaping to make it appealing as a tourist destination. Lefkes became part of the municipality of Paros in the
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Starting in the summer of 2023, the island saw protests from locals on many beaches due to government failure to stop beach-side businesses from placing more umbrellas than permitted. The protests saw some success, with the Greek government toughening inspections and implementing fines for businesses
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British commandos and local partisans conducted a successful operation that led to the attack on German forces stationed there. The operation included the sabotage of German communication lines and the abduction of a key German officer. This resistance effort was part of a broader Allied strategy in
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was the capital of the municipality Iria which included the villages
Angyria or Ageria, Aliki, Aneratzia, Vounia, Kamari, Campos, Langada, Maltes, and Marathi. Iria became Lefkes Community following the law enforcement DNZ/1912 "On Municipalities". At that time, the village managed to achieve great
1101:(formerly Tsipidos), situated on an open plain on the eastern side of the island, and rich in remains of antiquity, probably occupy the site of an ancient town. They are known together as the "villages of Kephalos" after the steep and lofty hill of Kephalos. On this hilltop stands the monastery of
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Paros' geographic co-ordinates are 37° N. latitude, and 25° 10' E. longitude. The area is 165 km (64 sq mi). Its greatest length from N.E. to S.W. is 21 km (13 mi), and its greatest breadth 16 km (10 mi). The island is of a round, plump-pear shape, formed by a
1172:, with a coarse grain and a very beautiful texture, was the chief source of wealth for the island. The celebrated marble quarries lie on the northern side of the mountain anciently known as Marathi (afterwards Capresso), a little below a former convent of
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is an etymological fiction of the type that abounds in Greek legends. Ancient names of the island are said to have been
Plateia (or Pactia), Demetrias, Strongyle (meaning round, due to the round shape of the island), Hyria, Hyleessa, Minoa and Cabarnis.
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annually, according to the estimate of
Olympiodorus (429 BC). This implies that Paros was one of the wealthiest islands in the Aegean. Little is known about the constitution of Paros, but inscriptions seem to show that it was modeled on the
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survived the
Crusader onslaught and eventually recovered Constantinople (1261), many of the original Byzantine territories, including Paros, were lost permanently to the crusading powers. Paros became subject to the
987:, the houses give the town a picturesque aspect. Above the central stretch of the seafront road, are the remains of a medieval castle, built almost entirely of the marble remains of an ancient temple dedicated to
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Another popular harbor is that of Drios on the south-east side, where the
Turkish fleet used to anchor on its annual voyage through the Aegean during the period of Ottoman rule over Paros (1537–1832).
1184:. It was obtained by means of subterranean quarries driven horizontally or at a descending angle into the rock. The marble thus quarried by lamplight was given the name of Lychnites, Lychneus (from
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single mountain (724 m (2,375 ft)) sloping evenly down on all sides to a maritime plain, which is broadest on the north-east and south-west sides. The island is composed of marble, though
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995:, inscriptions, columns, and so on, are numerous. On a hillside in the southern outskirts of Parikia on the left of the Parikia – Alyki road are the remains of a temple dedicated to
634:. But the town offered a vigorous resistance, and the Athenians were obliged to sail away after a siege of 26 days, during which they had wasted the island. It was at a temple of
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1048:, a remarkable chronology of ancient Greece. Inscribed in marble, its entries give time elapsed between key events from the most distant past (1500 BC) down to 264 BC.
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of Paros includes numerous uninhabited offshore islets totaling 196.308 square kilometres (75.795 sq mi) of land. Its nearest neighbor is the municipality of
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999:. In addition, close to the modern harbour, the remains of an ancient cemetery are visible, having been discovered recently during non-archaeological excavations.
830:, the first time the Parians had been ruled by fellow Greeks for over six centuries. At this time, Paros became the home of a heroine of the nationalist movement,
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925:(Greek: παροικία), situated on a bay on the north-west side of the island, occupies the site of the ancient capital Paros. Parikía harbour is a major hub for
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1132:). Lefkes is an inland mountain village 10 km (6 mi) away from Parikia. In the late 19th century, Lefkes was the center of the municipality of
1567:[Results of the 2021 Population - Housing Census, Permanent population by settlement] (in Greek). Hellenic Statistical Authority. 29 March 2024.
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the Aegean during World War II, contributing to the disruption of German military operations in the region. The airfield constructed by the
Germans in
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Parikia town,a small but interesting museum housing some of the many finds from sites in Paros. The best pieces, however, are in the
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as they watched the progression of events. For their support of the
Persians, the islanders were later punished by the Athenian war leader
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walls and blue-painted doors and window frames and shutters. Shadowed by luxuriant vines, and surrounded by gardens of oranges and
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From the inscription of Adule, it is understood that the
Cyclades, which are presumed to include Paros, were subjected to the
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which belonged to the
Province of Naxos until 1912. The name of the municipality Iria was one of the ancient names of Paros.
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and mines (with some still being in use) can be found on the island, but Paros is primarily known as a popular tourist spot.
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of Paros, the island's strategic importance led to the forced construction of an airfield located near the village of
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Back from the port, around 400 m left of Parikia's main square, is the town's principal church, the
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Thesmophoros in Paros that Miltiades received the wound from which he died. By means of an inscription,
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dynasty (305–30 BC) that ruled Egypt. Paros then became part of the Roman Empire and later of the
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1951:""Word is Vendetta" – The abduction of general Kreipe and the attack on Paros, April-May 1944"
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in 1770–1775 Naoussa Bay was the home base for the Russian Archipelago Squadron of Count
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collided with the Portes islets off the bay of Parikia, killing 82 of those on board.
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and overthrew the Byzantine Empire. Although a residual Byzantine state known as the
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to support them. In retaliation, the capital was besieged by an Athenian fleet under
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are to be found in a few places. To the west of Paros lies its smaller sister island
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is believed to have been extracted from this 100-metre-long (330 ft) quarry.
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of a succession of crusader states. In practice, however, the duchy was always a
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then took over the Island in 1944 and imposed brutal rule from the beginning.
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was later bombed by the British. There are no remains of the airfield today.
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against Greece in the second Greco-Persian War (480–479 BC), but, after the
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under whom it attained a high degree of prosperity. It sent out colonies to
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Folklore Art Museum of Cycladic Civilization by Benetos Skiadas.GR
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1910:"Luftwaffe Airfields 1935-45 Greece, Crete and the Dodecanese"
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in 391. It is said to have been founded by the mother of the
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counterpart, is only used for archaeological restorations.
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suggests, on a low hill beyond the boundary of the town.
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was able to identify the site of the temple; it lies, as
2035:, Vol. 1 (2006, Oxford, p.22). See also, Theodore Bent,
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1349:(1973-2024), entrepreneur, founder of Zoottle, former
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Church of Ekatontapyliani (Church of a Hundred Doors)
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Parikia, Paros with the church of Agios Konstantinos
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618:(490 BC), Paros sided with the Persians and sent a
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451:Historically, Paros was known for its fine white
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1203:In December 1883 these quarries were visited by
810:and remained under the Ottoman Empire until the
65:, the Frankish Castle and a typical Paros street
991:. Similar traces of antiquity, in the shape of
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2037:The Cyclades, or Life Among the Insular Greeks
1083:On the north side of the island is the bay of
1044:. The Paros museum contains a fragment of the
463:of similar qualities. Today, abandoned marble
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2033:The Travel Chronicles of Mrs J. Theodore Bent
1353:country business manager of Greece and Cyprus
1277:(Cecilia Venier-Baffo) (1525–1583) mother of
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1977:. Greek Island Hopping. Archived from
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491:Paros has numerous beaches including
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2000:Inscriptiones Graecae XII.100 seqq.
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1908:Henry, L. deZeng IV (March 2015).
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1697:Digital Atlas of the Roman Empire
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1264:(c. 400 BC–350 BC), mathematician
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529:Drionisi – southeast of Paros
520:Gaiduronisi – north of Xifara
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4319:Members of the Delian League
2108:travel guide from Wikivoyage
1310:(1796–1848), heroine in the
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308:Area code(s)
169:South Aegean
44:Municipality
4238:Archilochos
4111:Folegandros
3891:Kea-Kythnos
3760:Population:
3643:Serifopoula
3611:Kardiotissa
3581:Christiania
3553:Uninhabited
3516:Schoinoussa
3411:Folegandros
3308:Antikythera
3252:Pontikonisi
3222:Palaiosouda
2783:Metalik Ada
2707:Agios Minas
2615:(Lebynthos)
2532:Farmakonisi
2427:Serifopoula
2422:Schoinoussa
2357:Kardiotissa
2337:Folegandros
1835:Herodotus
1256:Thrasymedes
1232:Archilochus
1226:Agoracritus
1170:translucent
1107:St. Anthony
1023:Saint Helen
993:bas-reliefs
730:Hellenistic
640:Ludwig Ross
612:Persian War
593:Archilochus
591:, the poet
509:windsurfing
296:Postal code
140: /
4273:Categories
3836:Astypalaia
3831:Agathonisi
3768:34 (since
3679:Dodecanese
3534:Makronisos
3511:Koufonisia
3325:Makronisos
3207:Megatzedes
3112:Dionysades
3009:Skyropoula
2994:Skantzoura
2886:Psyttaleia
2813:Samothrace
2803:Samiopoula
2777:Megalonisi
2712:Ammouliani
2557:Kalolimnos
2517:Astypalaia
2492:Agathonisi
2484:Dodecanese
2475:Aegean Sea
2377:Koufonisia
2166:Aegean Sea
1960:2024-08-26
1936:2024-08-26
1861:Herodotus
1848:Herodotus
1839:VI.133–136
1778:Thucydides
1737:Heraclides
1723:2009-05-06
1547:References
1262:Thymaridas
1209:Mabel Bent
1178:Praxiteles
1119:Barbarossa
1060:Street of
1031:baptistery
967:in Parikia
931:catamarans
700:Theramenes
679:Under the
659:shahanshah
585:Hellespont
511:location.
497:Naousa Bay
418:Aegean Sea
216:Population
4024:Antiparos
3875:Karpathos
3779:Ermoupoli
3699:Echinades
3591:Despotiko
3568:Antimilos
3544:Polyaigos
3456:Santorini
3401:Antiparos
3247:Pontikaki
3242:Petalouda
3227:Peristeri
3187:Lazaretta
3182:Kyriamadi
3177:Koursaroi
3172:Kolokytha
3132:Gramvousa
3127:Glaronisi
3097:Daskaleia
3019:Tsoungria
2974:Psathoura
2964:Peristera
2959:Lekhoussa
2924:Alonnisos
2788:Oinousses
2779:(Nisiopi)
2762:Koukonesi
2722:Büyük Ada
2654:Salih Ada
2577:Karpathos
2417:Santorini
2407:Polyaigos
2327:Despotiko
2312:Antiparos
2307:Antimilos
2186:Countries
1824:Histories
1821:Herodotus
1788:Geography
1297:Wallachia
1282:Murad III
1182:sculptors
1121:in 1537.
1027:Holy Land
997:Asclepius
981:whitewash
955:Santorini
935:Heraklion
726:Ptolemies
704:oligarchy
692:, with a
644:Herodotus
628:Miltiades
561:Arcadians
539:Antiquity
486:Antiparos
480:and mica-
471:Geography
438:Antiparos
258:Time zone
4314:Cyclades
4248:Marpissa
4234:Agkairia
3841:Kalymnos
3823:Kalymnos
3776:Capital:
3691:Sporades
3675:Cyclades
3626:Nikouria
3623:Kitriani
3586:Daskalio
3539:Saliagos
3501:Irakleia
3481:Therasia
3372:Cyclades
3287:Vryonisi
3262:Prosfora
3237:Petalida
3162:Kavallos
3077:Arnaouti
3072:Anavatis
3004:Skopelos
2999:Skiathos
2989:Skandili
2984:Sarakino
2949:Grammeza
2906:Sporades
2828:Thymaina
2674:Telendos
2644:Pserimos
2572:Kara Ada
2562:Kalymnos
2537:Gaidaros
2522:Çatalada
2512:Astakida
2507:Armathia
2452:Therasia
2352:Irakleia
2317:Daskalio
2279:Cyclades
1985:April 1,
1865:VIII.112
1783:IV.104;
1766:Herodian
1712:"Parian"
1525:See also
1205:Theodore
1198:Pentelic
1192:and the
1111:Venetian
1099:Marpissa
871:Marpissa
863:Marpissa
740:Crusades
624:Marathon
601:Illyrian
589:Olympiad
553:Cyclades
549:windmill
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