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 == Section ""sea"" == 

 Added new section ""Sea"" under culture. Please discuss if you think it should stay. Thanks.   
 :I like it. It is central to the Greek element. The details are also great.    
 ::Thanks feel free to add anything you feel is missing. Nikos allready made some great additions.   
 :::Thanks for the invitation. The section is already well written and covers all the basics. However I'll still try to find anything fitting enough to be included. Take care.    

 While the section covers a very important aspect of Greek culture, don't you think the current order of people and events mentioned is a bit messy? It jumps from a 20th century Greek poet to a 6th century explorer. Shouldn't it be the other way around?    

 : Did as you suggested. Please feel free to improve it further yourself any way you see fit. Thanks.   

 == Etymology of Hellene == 

 Sounds like there’s no actual fact of how the word Hellene originated.    

 :Thanks for pointing it out David. I added a source on the etymology of Hellene (Etymonline traces it to Hellen) and the etymological information of Hellen from Wiktionary. Unfortunately I haven't been able to find any WP:RS that address the etymology of Hellen either confirmiing the ""bright"" thesis or disproving it. Accroding to another source, Roberts, the name spread among the proto-greek speakers who conquered the Greek peninsula to differentiate themselves from the native populations.   

 == Myceneans == 
 I just edited the opening phrase of the Myceneans section, but I have a citation problem. My source for the edit is Vermeule's Greece in the Bronze age, but I have only the Greek publication Η Ελλάς την Εποχή του Χαλκού, Αθήνα 1983. The relevant excerpt can be found in page 77 of the Greek edition: 'Το φυλετικό όνομα Μινύες πρέπει επίμονα να διακριθεί από την αρχαιολογική ετικέτα ""Μινύες"", που χρησιμοποιείται για τους εισβολείς, οι οποίοι φέρνουν τη μεσοελλαδική εποχή στην Ελλάδα. Μας είναι εντελώς άγνωστο πώς ονόμαζαν τους εαυτούς τους αυτοί οι νεόφερτοι. Γίνεται γενικά παραδεκτό ότι ήταν το πρώτο κύμα πραγματικών Ελλήνων που ήλθε στην Ελλάδα"". If somebody has the English edition at hand, could he/she be kind enough to add the reference with the page number from the original?   

 :Good point about the Mycenaeans. The book is not available in Google book, scholar or Amazon. If no one comes forward with the page number you can use the English ttitle and unless someone challenges the translation this should be sufficient per WP:RSUE sincce it is not a direct quote but rather a citation, i.e. the information is the same and the phrasing doesn't matter since it is not used in a quote.  
 :Emily Vermeule, Greece in the Bronze Age, 1964, University of Chicago Press, ISBN 0226853543. 
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 ::Thanks for the tip. There's no need to insert the english passage in the footnote. I just wrote it so that everybody can see what I had in mind. The page number is important though and it would be nice if somebody can provide this piece of information    P.S. The article is getting better in terms of factual accuracy but still needs work.   
 :::I agree. It would also benefit by someone editting from a modernist and post-nationalist perspective in order for that POV to be included as well. I will try to edit away several references to greeks and change them to greek speakers.   

 == Surnames == 
 I do believe that wrong information appeared in the surname section. 

  
 ""The suffix -akis/-aki is associated with Crete and the Aegean islands, a diminutive signifying ""little"" and thought to derive from the time of the Turkish occupation, therefore ""Theo