Issue: Greece Representation of the Early Christian Catacombs of Milos 1985 Stamp
Type: Stamp
Number of Stamps: 5
Denominations: 20 Dr,
Issue Date: 1985
Issued By: Greece Post
A Window into Early Christian History:
The 1985 Catacombs of Milos stamp commemorates one of Greece most significant early Christian sites. The catacombs of Milos dating back to the 1st to 5th centuries AD are among the most important Christian burial sites in the world. This stamp beautifully captures the historical and religious significance of these underground chambers making it an essential addition for collectors interested in Christian history archaeological wonders and sacred sites.
The Sacred Underground:
Issued in 1985 this Greek stamp highlights the early Christian catacombs of Milos one of the most remarkable relics of early Christianity in Greece. These catacombs used for burials and religious gatherings provide an invaluable glimpse into the lives of early Christian communities and their devotion. Featuring a representation of the intricate underground structures this stamp is a prized collectible for those fascinated by Christian heritage historical archaeology and religious-themed philately.
Preserving Faith and History:
The 1985 stamp is a tribute to a site of spiritual and historical importance. Located on the island of Milos these catacombs served as places of worship and refuge during times of persecution. Their intricate passageways and ancient tombs stand as a testament to the resilience of early Christians. This stamp offers a glimpse into Greece deep religious roots making it a must have for collectors interested in sacred landmarks early Christian relics and cultural heritage.
