In Agia Thekla, on the cape of Agios Ioannis, a vaulted tomb from the Mycenaean period (13th century BC) was discovered and excavated, which included many vases, weapons and jewelry among its offerings. The finding of the tomb indicates the influence of the Mycenaean civilization on the island.
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On the 6th B.C. century, various settlements develop around the Poles hill (area of the church of Panagia), which together create "Asti". The Aqueduct of Peisistratos (549-542 BC) and the walls are preserved from this time. On the 5th B.C. century, the island is occupied by the Persians (490-480
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The Kionia region takes its name from the ancient columns found there. One of the largest and most famous temples, it was built in honor of Poseidon, who in ancient times was the protector of the island. Ruins of the temple are preserved to this day in this place, about 3 km from today's Chora, on
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The imposing and fortified hill of Xoburgos, in the center of the island, between the picturesque villages of Tripotamos and Xynaras, bears traces of use and habitation from the Prehistoric, Geometric, Archaic and Classical periods, with the most important parts of the wall and other public
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