Syracusans
Syracusans refers to the inhabitants of Syracuse, a major city in ancient Sicily. Founded by Corinthian colonists around 734 BCE, Syracuse grew to become one of the most powerful and influential city-states in the Greek world. Its strategic location on the east coast of Sicily provided natural harbors and fertile land, contributing to its economic prosperity.
Throughout its history, Syracuse was characterized by a complex political landscape, experiencing periods of tyranny, democracy,
Notable Syracusans include the philosopher and mathematician Archimedes, who was born and lived in the city