At the Archaeological Museum of Naxos, artworks and everyday objects are exhibited, which came to light by the excavations that were conducted on the island since the Second World War, and are dating from the later Neolithic to the Old-Christian years (5300 BC - 5th century A.D.)
The small, fertile valley has always been one of the living space on the island. In ancient times, an important shrine was developed on the top of this hill, where the deities of fertility of the earth were worshiped.| 1|2|3|4|5| |