GREEKS AND LUCANS

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                    [Summary] => Ninety kilo-meters south of Naples lies the ruined city of Paestum. Originally known as Poseidonia after the Greek god of the sea, ancient legend had it that the city was founded by Jason and the Argonauts during their search for the Golden Fleece. That is certainly what I would like to believe. But archaeologists insist that it was founded by Greek colonists around 600 B.C. These Greek colonists were conquered by an Italian people called the Lucans 200 years later.
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                    [AuthorName] => Bobby Cuenca
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Temples, kitsch, and imagined lives

By Bobby Cuenca | March 20, 2005 - 12:00am

Ninety kilo-meters south of Naples lies the ruined city of Paestum. Originally known as Poseidonia after the Greek god of the sea, ancient legend had it that the city was founded by Jason and the Argonauts during...

Travel and Tourism