La_fontaine_Prioules_(Héraklion,_Crète)_(5744424742).jpg
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Description La fontaine Prioules (Héraklion, Crète) (5744424742).jpg |
La ville d'Héraklion est à l'emplacement du port antique de Cnossos. Les Arabes qui ont pris la Crète en 824 fortifièrent la ville. Le nom arabe du fossé autour des remparts (Khandak) est devenu Candia pour les latins. Les vénétiens (1204-1669) construisirent de nouveaux remparts pourvus de bastions toujours visibles. |
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Source | La fontaine Prioules (Héraklion, Crète) |
Author | Jean-Pierre Dalbéra from Paris, France |
Camera location | 35° 20′ 23.19″ N, 25° 08′ 27.02″ E | View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap | 35.339774; 25.140838 |
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