Antikythera, Greece

The earliest “analogue computer,” known as the Antikythera Mechanism, was discovered on the Aegean island of Antikythera, and is arguably the most well-known archaeological find from antiquity.
The island of Antikythera in Greece has a population of only twenty, and its residents are looking to grow. The island is at a fantastic location. They are open to visitors from all over the world, but they have mostly invited Greek nationals to relocate on the island.
For the first three years following their relocation to the island, a person will receive a monthly payment of EUR 500 in addition to housing or land. The region has great weather, and Greece is working to improve its transportation infrastructure to welcome more people.
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