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Where is the farthest west peninsula of ancient Greece?
Their city-states were as far west as Sicily and southern France (Massilia = Marseilles).
How long does it take to build a ancient greek house?
In Ancient Greece, it took between five and seven days to completely build a house. It took far longer to build a temple.
How far is it from Greece to the UK?
14.946 kilometers
What Greek gods are mortal?
if they wished to become mortal they could be. ----------------------------------------------------------------- edit: As far as I know, the legend says that the gods of the ancient Greece had to consume ambrosia (sustenance for gods) to sustain their godhood.
What is the farthest peninsula that greek colonies settled in?
Greek traders established several ports on the Iberian peninsula (present day Spain) the farthest being the Port of Menesthei on the far side of the Strait of Gibraltar. The port was under the aegis of the regional kingdom of Tartessos. The ancient Greek outpost was located in the present-day municipality of El Puerto de Santa María, just west of Cádiz, Andalusia, Spain.
