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Therasia

Therasia is the smaller, quieter companion island to Santorini, part of the Cyclades chain in the Aegean Sea. It shares the same volcanic engine that shaped this landscape: the islands here trace back to eruptions and collapse events that formed the surrounding caldera, leaving Therasia as a rugged remnant of that activity. In practical terms, Therasia’s importance is tied to how people have lived in the shadow of a living volcano—an island geography where steep ground, exposed stone, and limited flat land have historically influenced where settlements and routes could exist. …

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