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Kastro Hill. The limestone used for building the 6.2 km ancient city wall of Pythagoreio (an estimated 154.000 m³) was extracted from quarries on Kataruga Hill, between Chora and Agiades.

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Kastro Hill. The limestone used for building the 6.2 km ancient city wall of Pythagoreio (an estimated 154.000 m³) was extracted from quarries on Kataruga Hill, between Chora and Agiades. by c.s.

⟵ Remains of a Roman aqueduct bridge crossing the ravine of Agios Ioannis, Chora Samos. To the left: the airport, straight on: Chora. ⟶

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