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AttikaAttica

The geographic region in southeastern Greece that surrounds the city of Athens.

Attika was one of the more stable regions in prehistoric Greece because it was not very fertile and therefore not the object of conquest; other regions were constantly invaded and conquered because they were the source of agricultural wealth but Attika was spared the constant changes of population because of its relatively poor soil.

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