An island in the Saronic Gulf of Greece. Also known as Aegina or Aina. Approximately 85 km2 . Greeks settled there from around 2000 BC, and it was active in maritime trade from around the 8th century BC. The first Greek coins were minted here. The remains of an ancient city can be found in the northwestern part of the island. Source : Heibonsha Encyclopedia About MyPedia Information |
ギリシアのサロニコス湾内の島。エギナ,アイーナとも。約85km2。前2000年ころからギリシア人が定住,前8世紀ころより海上交易に活躍。ギリシア最初の貨幣を鋳造。島の北西部に古代都市跡がある。
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