asine造句

• In Ancient Greece, the town was called Asine.
• Flavia finds out that'Asine'is really a codeword for their illegal faith, Christianity.
• In 218 BC, the inhabtitants of Asine defeated the army of Philip V of Macedon who was besieging the town.
• However, many parts of Mani remained under the also semi-independent Sparta, the most notable being Asine and Kardamyli.
• Apart from the sites mentioned above, Submycenaean pottery is known from locations such as Corinth, Asine, Kalapodi, Lefkandi and Tiryns.
• He also states that the old boundary between the destroyed Argive city of Asine and the territory of Epidaurs may have been a twisted olive tree midway up the mountain.
• The LHIIIC has been divided into LHIIIC : 1 and LHIIIC : 2 by Furumark, based on materials from tombs in Mycenae, Asine, Kephalonia, and Rhodes.
• He excavated sites in the Argolid in Greece, including Asine, Dendra and Midea, as well as other sites in Asia Minor including Milas and Labraunda, searching for the origins of the Linear B writing system.