Carystus

Carystus was an ancient Greek city located on the island of Euboea, known for its early defense against invasions and its historical significance during the classical period. It was renowned for its strategic position and its contributions to Greek culture and trade. The city was also famous for producing a type of soft, porous volcanic stone called Carystus stone, used in construction and sculpture. Over time, Carystus played a role in regional alliances and conflicts. Today, its archaeological remains offer insights into ancient Greek urban life and craftsmanship.