Keros, the small, uninhabited Cycladic island south of Naxos, Greece, had one of the most important Cycladic settlements during the Bronze Age, reaching the peak of its civilization around 2,500 BC. The islet of Daskalio, a pyramid-shaped islet located just off the coast of Keros, was once part of the island before sea levels rose. Over […]
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