地质学与考古学的结合:古代比雷埃夫斯的供水

Journal of Greek Archaeology Pub Date : 2019-01-01 DOI:10.32028/jga.v4i.486

E. Chiotis

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比雷埃夫斯半岛由穆尼希亚山和多岩石的阿克蒂组成，通过坎塔罗斯港和泽亚港之间的东北向西南走向的地峡连接起来(图1a)。希腊半岛的巨大地貌优势在于其天然而安全的港口——坎塔罗斯港(Kantharos)和最内陆的科福斯港(kphos Port)、泽亚港(Zea)和穆尼希亚港(Mounichia)——距离雅典只有8公里。

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Integrating geology into archaeology: the water supply of Piraeus in Antiquity

The peninsula of Piraeus is composed of the Mounichia Hill and the rocky Akti, connected through the NE-SW trending isthmus between the Kantharos and Zea harbors (Figure 1a). The great geomorphological advantage of the peninsula is its natural and safe harbors – Kantharos with the innermost Kophos Port, Zea and Mounichia – at a reasonable distance of eight kilometers from Athens.

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