Ancient Corinthos (Korinthos) or Corinth

Ancient Corinth is a historic site located in the Peloponnese region of Greece. The area has been inhabited since the Early Neolithic period, around 6,500-5,750 BC. The site features a Roman Forum, a steep slope, and the Peirene Valley, which allowed for easy transition between the upper and lower terraces. The city's strategic position made it an important entrepôt, engaging in the movement of goods and produce from other regions. Visitors can explore the site's historic architecture, including the Archaic temple, and learn about its rich history, which dates back to the 8th and 7th centuries BC when Corinth established colonies as far away as Corfu and Syracuse in Sicily