Serres - Amphipolis: Organization of the Market of Democratic Culture (European elections 2019), Erasmus + KA3 complex work "Teachers4Europe: Setting an Agora for Democratic Culture" (T4E), Karagkiozis Ioannis, Teachers 4 Europe Ambassador of Serres Greece The above 3 brochures were created to inform the supporters of Serres in the Erasmus + KA3 program "Teachers 4 Europe: Setting an Agora for Democratic Culture". already distributed and in printed form to teachers to prepare for their participation in the program.With the reproduction of these brochures in color, we had the complete assistance of the Regional Unity of Serres and the Municipality of Serres. As the educational community of Serres had the active support of the 4th PEKES Central Macedonia 4 training sessions organized by the Educational Project Coordinators in May 2019. Karagkiozis Ioannis, Teachers 4 Europe Ambassador of Serres Greece

1. Our action is dedicated:
 On the Europe Day (May 9)
 On International Museum Day (May 18, 2019)
Experimental
Primary School of Serres
Class 4 School year 2018-19
Nine Roads
(Amphipolis)
Ευρώπη — Ελλάδα — Αμφίπολη
Europe— Greece — Amphipolis
Europa—Griechenland —Amphipolis
Erasmus+KA3 “Teachers4Europe:
Setting an Agora for Democratic
Culture”
Booklet creator Mr. Karagkiozis Ioannis, Teacher,
Experimental Primary School of Serres
The brochure "Amphipolis, archaeological site" was created for
the needs of the educational program "Serres-Amphipolis,
Organzation of a Market for Democratic Culture", which was
implemented in the school year 2018-19 from Class 4 of the Experi-
mental Primary School of Serres. The action is part of the Europe-
an training program Erasmus+KA3:Teachers 4 Europe “Setting
an Agora for Democratic Culture” 2019-2021.
https://www.teachers4europe.eu/ & http://www.teachers4europe.gr/
fb @Teachers4Europe & Teachers4 Europe Serres
Twitter @Teachers4Europe
Supporters of Serres for
Erasmus+KA3 “Teachers4Europe: Set-
ting an Agora for Democratic Culture”
Regional Unity of Serres
Municipality of Serres
Greek Radio Television of Serres
*We call all the bodies of the prefecture of Serres to
become Supporters of our actions. Contact us!
Information Karagkiozis Ioannis
Teachers 4 Europe Ambassador of Serres
ioankaragk@sch.gr
Erasmus+KA3

2. Streets of Peraia,
Oreskia, Pieria
Roads Idonidos,
Datou, Dionysou
PEREA ROAD. It was the coastal road,
which helped Enos and Galespus to east to
Oysymis and Neapolis. It crossed all the
south called Thassian Perea, from which it
its name emerged .
ROUTE OF ORESKIA. Through the
Phagris and the Orrestia area, it led to
the mountainous Orresceia in Mount Sym-
bol.
PIERIAS ROUTE. Through Sermylia (=
many waters) it crossed Pieria as far as
Avlona and Praiada Lake in Eleftheroupoli.
Roads Visaltia,
Efkarpia, Chalkidiki
ROUTE OF VISALTIAS. It crossed all
of Visaltia and through Verga it led west.
This road was followed by the Macedoni-
ans, upon their arrival at Paggaio.
EFKARPIA STREET. It led to the fer-
tile lands of eastern Visaltia, where
Trailos developed and where TRIH and
Varea were working from time to time. It
continued on mountain bissaltia.
HALKIDIKI ROAD. It was the coastal
road that led to the towns of Halkidiki
through Argilos, the Strait of Rentina and
Apollonia.
The city took its name, Nine Roads, liter-
ally from nine streets that were driving
there or starting from there. These were
the backbone of the political map of the
Pangea.
Source: http://amfipolinews.blogspot.com
ROUTE IDONIDOS. Through Myrrino
and Dravisko crossed Ichnaia and Idoni-
da. It also connected the north of Lake
Kerkini to the land.
ROUTE OF DATOU. It was the road
that crossed eastern Hedonida, leading
to the northern hinterland and the fer-
tile plains of Dato.
DIONYSOS ROUTE. It connected the
mountainous Satses and the oracle of Di-
onysus, who protected them, with the
Nine Streets. This was a road that no
enemy ever dared to follow.

3. Our action is dedicated to:
 the Europe Day (May 9)
 the International Museum Day (May 18, 2019)
Experimental
Primary School of Serres
Class 4 School year 2018-19
Amphipolis
(archaeological site)
Ευρώπη — Ελλάδα — Αμφίπολη
Europe— Greece — Amphipolis
Europa—Griechenland —Amphipolis
Erasmus+KA3 “Teachers4Europe:
Setting an Agora for Democratic
Culture”
Booklet creator Mr. Chanoumi Angeliki,
Teacher of Informatics, Experimental Primary School of Serres
The brochure "Amphipolis, archaeological site" was created for the
needs of the educational program "Serres-Amphipolis, Organiza-
tion of a Market for Democratic Culture", which was imple-
mented in the school year 2018-19 by Class 4 of the Experimental
Primary School of Serres. The action is part of the European train-
ing program Erasmus+KA3:Teachers 4 Europe “Setting an Ago-
ra for Democratic Culture” 2019-2021.
https://www.teachers4europe.eu/ & http://www.teachers4europe.gr/
fb @Teachers4Europe & @Teachers4 Europe Serres
Twitter @Teachers4Europe
Supporters of Serres for
Erasmus+KA3 “Teachers4Europe: Set-
ting an Agora for Democratic Culture”
Regional Unity of Serres
Municipality of Serres
Greek Radio Television of Serres
*We call all the bodies of the prefecture of Serres to
become Supporters of our actions. Contact us!
Information Karagkiozis Ioannis
Teachers 4 Europe Ambassador of Serres
ioankaragk@sch.gr
Erasmus+KA3

4.  Leo of Amphipolis
 Tomb Casta
 A-B-C-Early Christian Basilica
 Peripheral temple,
 Tower of Marmari
 Tower of Candia
 Hellenistic house
 Roman house
 Eastern wall and circular bastion
 Northern Wall
 Ancient theater
 Ancient wooden bridge
Amphipolis, founded by the Macedoni-
ans Ydoni was conquered in 430 BC. Bei
the Athenians by the General Agnona. In
422 BC it came to Sparta after a fierce
battle between the Athenians and the
Spartans, during which the leader of the
Spartans Vrasidas and his opponent, the
Athenian general Kleon the demagogue,
was also killed. It was restored by the
Athenians with the Treaty of Nice, re-
maining virtually free until 357 BC. cap-
tured by Philip II of Macedonia. It con-
tinued to be a significant city of the Ro-
man and Byzantine empires that histori-
cally disintegrated even during the Mid-
dle Ages.
Source: Wikipedia
Amphipolis was an ancient city built in
eastern Macedonia, on the banks of the
river Strymon, in the city's former loca-
tion called Nine Roads or very close to it.
Amphipolis was founded by Athenians in
437 BC. with the aim of controlling the
Thracian mines, but passed into the hands
of the Spartans during the first phase of
the Peloponnesian War, in the period 431-
421 BC.
Ancient Amphipolis Amphipolis
The icon depicts the ancient Amphipolis
Archaeological monuments
and findings
The image
depicts the
Byzantine Tower
of Marmari.
The picture
depicts the
Hellenistic
residence of
Amphipolis.

5. Our action is dedicated to:
 the Europe Day (May 9)
 the International Museum Day (May 18, 2019)
Experimental
Primary School of Serres
Class 4 School year 2018-19
Tomb Kasta
(Amphipolis)
Ευρώπη — Ελλάδα — Αμφίπολη
Europe— Greece — Amphipolis
Europa—Griechenland —Amphipolis
Erasmus+KA3 “Teachers4Europe:
Setting an Agora for Democratic
Culture”
Regional Unity of Serres
Municipality of Serres
Greek Radio Television of Serres
*We call all the bodies of the prefecture of Serres to
become Supporters of our actions. Contact us!
Booklet creator Mr. Karagkiozis Ioannis, Teacher,
Experimental Primary School of Serres
Information Karagkiozis Ioannis
Teachers 4 Europe Ambassador of Serres
ioankaragk@sch.gr
The brochure "Amphipolis, archaeological site" was created for
the needs of the educational program "Serres-Amphipolis, Organ-
ization of a Market for Democratic Culture", which was imple-
mented in the school year 2018-19 by Class 4 of the Experimental
Primary School of Serres. The action is part of the European train-
ing program Erasmus+KA3:Teachers 4 Europe “Setting an Ago-
ra for Democratic Culture” 2019-2021.
https://www.teachers4europe.eu/ & http://www.teachers4europe.gr/
fb @Teachers4Europe & @Teachers4 Europe Serres
Twitter @Teachers4Europe
Supporters of Serres for
Erasmus+KA3 “Teachers4Europe: Set-
ting an Agora for Democratic Culture”
Erasmus+KA3

6. Tomb Kasta Kasta hill - the first
excavations - Hill 133
Tomb Kasta or just hill Kasta is called
the circular hill in the area of ancient Am-
phipolis in Macedonia and on the banks of
the river Strymonas, about 900 meters
southeast of the village of Nea Messolakia,
Serres. It is also known as the tomb of
Amphipolis, a name derived from the
Macedonian graveyard of the early Hellen-
istic period, discovered inside the hill. In
the mid-1950s and up to the 1970s excava-
tions were made on the surface of the tu-
mulus by the archaeologist Dimitris Laz-
aridis, who discovered a set of simple
tombs dating back to the Iron Age.
Excavations in the Tomb
The first excavations on hill Kasta were
made in 1964, when the tumulus was dis-
covered. The excavations continued after
1971 but focused on the top of the hill.
In 2012 the enclosure of the Kasta Tomb
was excavated and was found to be 497
meters in length and 3 meters high, made
of about 2,500 cubic meters of marble
from Thassos. Head of the excavation
was Katerina Peristeri, the director of
the KH 'Ephorate of Classical and Prehis-
toric Antiquities.
In October of 2014, a floor mosaic was
found in the second chamber the rapture
of Persephone by Pluto. The subject is
known from Greek mythology and has
been represented in at least two cases in
a Macedonian tomb.
Source: Wikipedia
Kasta hill was a well-known area in
which burial monuments of Amphipolis
were located. Archaeologist Dimitris
Lazaridis made a significant number of
publications for findings in the second
half of the 20th century. He had started
the excavations in the area in 1954, while
the first excavations on the Kasta Tomb
were made in 1964, when he revealed 41
meters of its perimeter.