Acharna

Greece

Acharna or Akharna (Ἀ) was a town of ancient Crete, located near the necropolis of Fourni, identified in the modern town of Archanes (Modern) in central Crete. The town is attested in sources from approximately 550 to 330 BC, corresponding to the Archaic and Classical periods of Greek history. It's associated with Minoan palatial and sanctuary structures. The site is significant for its Minoan inscriptions, including hieroglyphic seals and the presence of sacred objects.

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