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Die Höhlen Griechenlands

Detaillierter Bildführer durch alle wichtigen griechischen Höhlen

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This comprehensive exploration delves into the fascinating world of caves across various regions, highlighting their unique characteristics and historical significance. The introduction sets the stage for a journey through notable sites such as the Cave of Glyfada, Alepotrypa, and the intriguing "Katafygi." Each cave is presented with detailed descriptions, revealing their geological features and cultural importance. The narrative continues with captivating locations like the Cave of Peristeri, Koutouki, and Perama, alongside the enchanting Lake Cave of Melissani and the legendary Cave of the Nymphs. Marine caves, such as those in Paxoi and Milos, are also featured, showcasing the diversity of these natural wonders. Additional entries include the Cave of St. George, Alistrati, and the Cyclops Polyphemos, alongside the subterranean river Maara. The text also highlights lesser-known yet intriguing sites like the Cave of Hermes, Dionysos, and the Corycian Cave. The book concludes with a survey of Cretan caves, including the Labyrinth of Gortys and the Dictaean Cave, providing a rich tapestry of geological marvels and mythological lore. This exploration invites readers to appreciate the beauty and mystery of these natural formations.

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Die Höhlen Griechenlands, Anna Petrocheilou

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1992
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Title
Die Höhlen Griechenlands
Subtitle
Detaillierter Bildführer durch alle wichtigen griechischen Höhlen
Language
German
Released
1992
Format
Paperback
Pages
159
ISBN10
9602131950
ISBN13
9789602131954
Series
Description
This comprehensive exploration delves into the fascinating world of caves across various regions, highlighting their unique characteristics and historical significance. The introduction sets the stage for a journey through notable sites such as the Cave of Glyfada, Alepotrypa, and the intriguing "Katafygi." Each cave is presented with detailed descriptions, revealing their geological features and cultural importance. The narrative continues with captivating locations like the Cave of Peristeri, Koutouki, and Perama, alongside the enchanting Lake Cave of Melissani and the legendary Cave of the Nymphs. Marine caves, such as those in Paxoi and Milos, are also featured, showcasing the diversity of these natural wonders. Additional entries include the Cave of St. George, Alistrati, and the Cyclops Polyphemos, alongside the subterranean river Maara. The text also highlights lesser-known yet intriguing sites like the Cave of Hermes, Dionysos, and the Corycian Cave. The book concludes with a survey of Cretan caves, including the Labyrinth of Gortys and the Dictaean Cave, providing a rich tapestry of geological marvels and mythological lore. This exploration invites readers to appreciate the beauty and mystery of these natural formations.