Revisiting the Archaic shrine, ‘La Chapelle’, of Vroulia (Rhodes)

Revisiting the Archaic shrine, ‘La Chapelle’, of Vroulia (Rhodes)

The archaeological site of Vroulia lies on the south coast of Rhodes, an island which, as noted by N. Kourou, lies directly on the coastal route of anyone sailing from the Levant or Cyprus to the Aegean’.¹ Therefore, the Archaic settlement of Vroulia, at the southernmost cape of the island, occupies...

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