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A large number of archaeological finds have been identified in Salamina, testifying the glorious past of the island. The new archaeological Museum of Salamina holds exhibits of prehistoric settlements and cemeteries, as well as ceramic findings from the geometric to the early Byzantine period.

Amongst the exhibits of the museum one can admire the Metrological relief of Salamis, marble tomb reliefs of the 4th century, rich audio visual material and exhibits related to the history of the city, such as resolutions and design representations of the Battle of Salamis.

The ancient city of Salamina, Ampelakia.

The ancient cave of Euripidis in Peristeria.

The Archaeological Museum in the city of Salamis

The Tomb of the Salaminian fighters.

The small Stone Theatre in Selinia.

The theatre of Euripidis on Patris hill.

The Windmills on Agios Nikolaos hill opposite Patris hill. The Stone Lightfire in Koghi cape, near the settlement of Peristeria.

Folk Art and History Museum of Salamis.

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to help its users to remember their calculations. It was a kind of extension of human memory. It dates around 3000BC and it is estimated to be the oldest that has been found until present. Initially, it was considered to be a board game.

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A Greek abacus known as the Salamis Tablet was found on Salamina island in 1846. The Abacus is the first serious attempt of the humans to create a calculating tool. It is considered to be the ancestor of the computer and it used

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