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Pitane, Limnai, Mesoa, Amyclai, Kinasoura. Spelling needs to be checked.
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What are some famous sites of ancient Sparta?
None, Sparta itself was a ''city'' Or better say union of five villages 4+1 Pitana, Mesoa, Limnai, Kynosura + Amyclae
How many towns in US named Sparta?
Fourteen cities, towns, townships, unincorporated communities, or villages in the US carry the moniker "Sparta".
Where are the cities in the US named Sparta?
Fourteen cities, towns, townships, unincorporated communities, or villages in the US carry the moniker "Sparta".
Why were there not many merchants in Sparta?
Sparta was a rural society. The city was more like a collection of villages. It lived frugally on its produce rather than on trade.
How many jumano lived in the five villages north of big bend?
It is unknown how many Jumano live in the five villages. The 5 villages are just North of the big bend.
Five hundred citizens formed a council?
sparta
Did Sparta have a wall to protect the city?
Sparta was a collection of villages. It boasted of 'human walls', that is it relied on its warriors to protect it. This came awry in later years when it could not mount a strong enough army after its power declined.
What does ephors mean?
Ephors were the five senior magistrates in Sparta.
Did five hundred citizens form a council in Sparta or Athens?
Athens.
Where did five hundred citizens form a council Sparta or Athens?
Athens.
Who were the Spartans?
The Spartans were the military of the city-state of Sparta.They were the citizens of the city-state of Ancient Greece called Sparta in the region of Laconia. They were known in ancient times as Lakedaimonians,which is broad term for the city that consisted of five villages,and neighboring populated areas.
What were the greek city states?
They were agglomerations of villages centered on a particular urban center. The mountainous terrain prevented a unified government, and each city-state developed its own politics and policies. Sparta was known as a warrior's state, while Athens became a center of science and philosophy.
