Construction of Knidos Double Harbors, Eudoxus Observatory, and Scientific Revolution
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The Construction of Knidos Double Harbors and Eudoxus Scientific Revolution marks the 4th-century BCE golden age when the twin naval ports controlling the Aegean-Mediterranean passage were built alongside Eudoxus's astronomical observatory and Praxiteles's art revolution.
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Historical event · MÖ 360 — MÖ 300 · Table and production · Culture and memory · A link to today · deniz-doga
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- Hellenistic era