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Mykonos Island

Oh according to Wikipedia It is believed that the island was named after a local hero, who is considered an offspring of the god Apollo and was worshipped locally in antiquity…. I guess A lot of places in Greece are named after heros. ...

No more snap

As I can read on Wikipedia, Nikonos (not Mykonos xD) is a film-camera, do you know some digital one -cheap- ready for underwater? Posted by: r0sk at August 31,2010 17:41. Re: No more snap. y0 r0! Well, there are a lot of underwater ...

Mykonos, Greece

Mykonos nightlife focuses mainly on bars rather than clubs, yet a number of notable clubs can be found throughout the island. For this and more facts about modern day Mykonos, see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mykonos ...

20 Unusual Churches

After checking the Wikipedia for more info I found there were more photos of this cathedral, but they don't look as cool as this photo here. Maybe its just an illusion made by a good photographer that this building is so amazing. ...

What happens in Mykonos, stays in Mykonos...

Uploaded the blog on the boat and still had a bit of time so went to the ever reliable site of Wikipedia and found the Mykonos entry. And guess what was listed as a tourist attraction – a set of windmills and a pelican. ...

Paradise Beach, Mykonos

The party in Mykonos can get very crowded. Be aware! Facts about Mykonos (From Wikipedia) Mykonos (Greek: ???????) is a Greek island and a major tourist destination, renowned for its cosmopolitan character and its intense nightlife. ...

Ten things you may not know about Wikipedia.

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So... what does Kouros stand for??

So here is the story behind Kouros Hotel in Mykonos... According to Wikipedia: A kouros (plural kouroi, Ancient Greek κοῦρος) is the modern term given to those representations of male youths which first appear in the Archaic period in ...

History of the Cyclades – Wikipedia, the free ency

[31] A beehive tomb, characteristic of continental Mycenaean tombs, has been found on Mykonos.[32] The Cyclades were continuously occupied until the Mycenaean civilisation began to decline.[edit] Geometric, Archaic and Classical ...

Mykonos

Archaeological finds indicate that the Ionians settled on Mykonos in the early part of the 11th century BC. More recent discoveries have uncovered remnants in Ftelia beach from the Neolithic Kares tribe dating back to as far as 3000 BC. ...