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| The ruins of the ancient city of Corinth have proved a rich source of ancient artefacts, such as this ointment jar dated from 400 bc depicting the goddess Aphrodite. With two excellent harbours, Corinth was one of the major commercial centres of ancient Greece. | ||||||
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