Greece. Ancient Corinth. Bilingual inscription in Greek and English, regarding the Lechaion road. Marble-paved road to the port of Lechaion. Peloponnese.

ALPHABET • ANCIENT AGE • ANCIENT CORINTH • ANCIENT GREECE • ANCIENT • ANTIQUE • ARCHAEOLOGICAL DIG • ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE • ARCHAEOLOGY • ARCHAEOLOGY: EXCAVATION • ARCHEOLOGICAL SITE • ARCHEOLOGY • BILINGUAL • BILINGUALISM • BRITISH • CAPITAL LETTER • CAPITAL LETTERS • CITY • CITY-STATE • CLASSIC • CLASSICAL AGE • CLASSICAL ERA • CLASSICAL PERIOD • CORINTH • CORINTHIAN • CORINTO • DEDICATION • EARTHWORK • ENGLISH • EPIC • EPIGRAPH • EPITAPH • EPOCH • ERA • EUROPA • EUROPE • EXCAVATION (ARCHAEOLOGY) • EXCAVATION • EXCAVATION, ARCHAEOLOGY • EXCAVATIONS • GAZETTEER • GRECO • GREECE • GREEK ALPHABET • GREEK LETTERS • GREEK SCRIPT • GREEK WRITING • GREEK • GREEKS • GROUNDWORK • HELENICO • HELENISTICO • HELLENIC • HELLENISTIC • HISTORIA UNIVERSAL • HISTORIA • HISTORY GREECE • HISTORY OF CIVILIZATIONS • HISTORY • INGLES • INSCRIPTION • KORINTH • KÓRINTHOS • LANGUAGE • LANGUAGES • LECHAION ROAD • LECHAION WAY • LECHAION • LEGEND • MARBLE • MARBRE • NAVVYING • OLD • PELOPONNESE • PERIOD • PLAQUE • PLATE • POLIS • REGISTRATION • REMAINS • RUIN • RUINS • TONGUE • URBE • VILLAGE • WRITING