High above the village of Kamarès on Siphnos, in the Milos region, the Cave of Chambers opens into the island's rocky landscape. This ancient archaeological site is notable for its marble elements, a reminder that the Cyclades have long been worked for their fine stone. In 2002, S. Samartzidou-Orkopoulou of the Ephorate of Paleoanthropology and Speleology undertook research inside the cave, bringing its significant findings to light. Together they offer a key source for understanding ancient activity across the Cyclades, and a quiet, evocative stop for the curious traveler.
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