Everything about Cladeus totally explained
Kladeos (
Greek: Κλάδεος) or
Latin:
Cladeus was a river god in
Greek mythology, one of the sons of
Oceanus and
Tethys. It is a river that flows from the north, through
Olympia and empties into the
Alfeios River. The river in the winter is protected from the flooding of Ancient
Olympia. In the
Mycenaean period, the Kladeos area was flooded. The flood continued in the Middle Ages and went up to the
German excavations of Olympia in
1875 where it buried Olympia with a height of 4 m. The Greek poet
Pindar in the
400s BC studied the intersection of Cladeus and Alpheus rivers.
Kladeos is also a community in the
prefecture of Ilia.
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