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Amykles and is
The brand of orange juice named after this prefecture Lakonia is based in Amykles.
Today, Amykles is a village located near the archaeological site, home to the orange crops located around the area and the Lakonia orange juices made from Laconian oranges.

Amykles and village
But then not all Achaeans were reduced to helotism: the village of Amykles, home of the Hyacinthia festival, enjoyed special status, as did others.
The Bronze Age settlement lay on the slopes above the modern village of Amykles.

Amykles and .
Between 1981 and the 1991 census, the population of Amykles decreased from 1034 to 589.

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