Κοινότητα Αναγνωστών Βιβλίων - readers.gr

[...] This book is particularly addressed to the lovers of Athens and its monuments. Its purpose is to provide general information, not a scientific documentation. The writing style of it is purposefully simple in order to engage the broader public, yet not at the expence of the accuracy and the integrity of the information it provides. [...]

The Aegean, an integral part of Hellenism for six thousand years, because of its geographical position and physical formation with its hundreds of various-sized islands forming a marvelous unity beginning at the coast of mainland Greece and stretching to the shores of Asia Minor, Crete and Cyprus, has always been a bridge carrying messages from one continent to another, a cradle of civilizations and a source of inspiration and creativity. A Greek sea par excellence, the Aegean founded and defended its own civilization - a civilization that was later bequeathed to the world....