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- Fryctoria abstract "Fryctoria was a means of communication was used in Ancient Greece. The method used two sets of five torches. When a signal needed to be sent, the appropriate torches were lit and placed atop towers called Fryktories, and would be visible to the next tower (usually 20 miles away), and then relayed to the next hill in succession.It was invented by the Greek engineers Kleoxenis and Dimoklitos in the 2nd century BC. The coding system was as follows:α β γ δ εζ η θ ι κλ μ ν ξ οπ ρ σ τ υφ χ ψ ω When they wanted to send the letter o (omicron), they opened 5 torches on the right set and 3 torches on the left set.".
- Fryctoria wikiPageExternalLink part2.htm.
- Fryctoria wikiPageID "11390841".
- Fryctoria wikiPageRevisionID "579894273".
- Fryctoria hasPhotoCollection Fryctoria.
- Fryctoria subject Category:Ancient_Greek_military_equipment.
- Fryctoria subject Category:Ancient_Greek_military_terminology.
- Fryctoria subject Category:Ancient_Greek_technology.
- Fryctoria subject Category:Communications_in_Greece.
- Fryctoria subject Category:History_of_telecommunications.
- Fryctoria comment "Fryctoria was a means of communication was used in Ancient Greece. The method used two sets of five torches. When a signal needed to be sent, the appropriate torches were lit and placed atop towers called Fryktories, and would be visible to the next tower (usually 20 miles away), and then relayed to the next hill in succession.It was invented by the Greek engineers Kleoxenis and Dimoklitos in the 2nd century BC.".
- Fryctoria label "Fryctoria".
- Fryctoria label "Kreidfeuer".
- Fryctoria label "مشعل إنذار".
- Fryctoria label "烽火台".
- Fryctoria sameAs Kreidfeuer.
- Fryctoria sameAs Φρυκτωρία.
- Fryctoria sameAs 봉수.
- Fryctoria sameAs m.02r9wxd.
- Fryctoria sameAs Q702472.
- Fryctoria sameAs Q702472.
- Fryctoria wasDerivedFrom Fryctoria?oldid=579894273.
- Fryctoria isPrimaryTopicOf Fryctoria.