Sebastopolis

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Sebastopolis is an ancient Black Sea coastal city known historically as the predecessor of modern Sukhumi in the region of Abkhazia.

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Sebastopolis canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient city
archaeological site
ancientNameOf Sukhumi
category Ancient Greek colonies on the Black Sea
Byzantine fortifications
Former populated places in Georgia
Roman towns and cities in Georgia
coast Black Sea
country Georgia
hasFeature city walls
fortress
harbor
hasNameEtymology "polis" meaning "city" in Greek
derived from Greek "Sebastos" meaning "venerable"
historicalRegion Abkhazia
knownFor late antique fortifications
role as a Black Sea port
strategic coastal location
languageUsed Greek
locatedIn Abkhazia
Black Sea region
modernSuccessor Sukhumi
near Caucasus Mountains
linked to: Caucasus
partOf Byzantine Empire
Colchis
Roman Empire
predecessorOf Sukhumi
presentDaySite Sukhumi area
linked to: Sukhumi
region Western Caucasus
religion early Christianity
status ruined city
timePeriod Byzantine period
Hellenistic period
Roman period
tradeRoute Black Sea maritime trade
usedBy Byzantine military
Roman military
linked to: Roman army

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Sukhumi formerName Sebastopolis