[SunkenCiv]

The sanctuary's Temple of Artemis, which was originally built in the late eighth century b.c. and reconstructed in the late sixth century b.c., managed to survive the construction of modern villas directly atop it.

Courtesy Swiss School of Archaeology in Greece

[blueunicorn6]

Jim West could find him.

[Billthedrill]

One stela bore a decree announcing a political union between Eretria and the neighboring city of Styra.

I warned the Styrans about hanging with the Eretrian boys, with their ouzo parties and their Dionysian orgies, but would they listen? Noooo.

[Verginius Rufus]

"Great is Artemis of the Amarynthians!" I guess St. Paul never got there.

According to a notice in Der Kleine Pauly by Ernst Meyer, Amarynthos was a deme of Eretria on Euboea with a sanctuary of Artemis Amarysia and a great annual festival. See Strabo 10,1,10 p. 448 and Livy 35.38.3. There was also a cult of Artemis Amarysia in the Attic deme of Athmonon. Amarynthos was located at H. Vathia about 10 km east of Eretria.

But looking at a map of Greece it looks like the ancient name of Amarynthos has been restored.

[Leep]

Long live Artemis!

[MikelTackNailer]

Some of these contained dedicatory inscriptions to Artemis, Apollo, and Leto.

"Dear Leto: One more job ought to get it,
One last shot and we quit it,
One more for the road!" - Boz Scaggsius