Tipastos
Tipastos is a lesser-known but historically significant region located in the southern part of the ancient Greek peninsula of Peloponnese. Situated near the modern-day city of Nafplio, it was part of the broader region of Argolis, which was home to several important ancient Greek cities. The name "Tipastos" is believed to derive from the Greek word *tipas*, meaning "slope" or "hillside," reflecting its geographical terrain.
Archaeological evidence suggests that Tipastos was inhabited during the Mycenaean period (c. 1600–1100 BCE), though it
Little remains of Tipastos today, and its exact location has not been definitively confirmed by modern archaeology.
The area around Tipastos is now part of the broader cultural landscape of the Peloponnese, known for