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Cremna (Greek Κρῆμνα), or Kremna, was an ancient town in Pisidia. It is situated in the district of Bucak. It stands in a remote valley on a high plateau dominating the ancient Cestrus River (today Aksu), with limited access and good defensive features. Its water supply posed particular problems and the aqueduct had to include complex and novel solutions. At some time in the high Middle Ages the ancient site of the town was abandoned, the population transferring itself to the present village of Çamlık. The ancient site was identified in 1874 and excavations began in 1970.

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rdfs:comment	Kremná és un poble i municipi d'Eslovàquia. Es troba a la regió de Prešov, al nord del país. (ca) Kremná, do roku 1948 Krempach (maďarsky Lublókrempach nebo Lublókorompa) je obec na Slovensku v okrese Stará Ľubovňa v Prešovském kraji poblíž polských hranic. První písemná zmínka o obci pochází z roku 1773. V obci je klasicistní řeckokatolický chrám Ochrany Přesvaté Bohorodičky z konce 16. století. (cs) Kremná (bis 1948 slowakisch „Krempach“ – bis 1927 „Krempach pri Ľubovni“; deutsch Krembach, ungarisch Lublókorompa – bis 1907 Lublókrempach) ist eine Gemeinde im Nordosten der Slowakei mit 100 Einwohnern (Stand 31. Dezember 2020), die zum Okres Stará Ľubovňa, einem Teil des Prešovský kraj, gehört und zur traditionellen Landschaft Zips gezählt wird. (de) Kremná (hungare Lublókorompa germane Krempach rutene Кремна [kremna]) estas vilaĝo kaj municipo en Slovakio. La historiaj loknomoj estis slovake Krempachy hungare Lubló-Krempach. (eo) Kremná es un municipio del distrito de Stará Ľubovňa en la región de Prešov, Eslovaquia, con una población estimada a final del año 2017 de 97 habitantes. Se encuentra ubicado al noroeste de la región, cerca del río Poprad (cuenca hidrográfica del río Vístula) y de la frontera con Polonia. (es) Kremná Eslovakiako udalerri bat da, kokatuta. 4,14 km²ko azalera du eta 96 biztanle 2017ko datuen arabera. (eu) Kremná (allemand : Krembach ) est un village de Slovaquie situé dans la région de Prešov. (fr) Cremna (in Greco Κρῆμνα) era una città della Pisidia, facente oggi parte della Turchia. Secondo Tolomeo essa aveva la stessa longitudine della città di Sagalassos, situata anch'essa in Turchia. (it) Kremná (in ungherese Lublókorompa, in tedesco Krempach) è un comune della Slovacchia facente parte del distretto di Stará Ľubovňa, nella regione di Prešov. (it) Kremná (Hongaars: Lublókorompa) is een Slowaakse gemeente in de regio Prešov, en maakt deel uit van het district Stará Ľubovňa.Kremná telt 102 inwoners. (nl) Kremná é um município da Eslováquia, situado no distrito de Stará Ľubovňa, na região de Prešov. Tem 4,14 km² de área e sua população em 2018 foi estimada em 97 habitantes. (pt) Kremna (słow. Kremná) – wieś (obec) na Słowacji położona w kraju preszowskim, w powiecie Lubowla. Znajduje się w Górach Lubowelskich, w dolinie potoku Hranična i jego dopływu – potoku Kremnianka. Przez miejscowość prowadzi droga od przejścia granicznego w Mniszku nad Popradem przez przełęcz Vabec do Lubowli. (pl) Кремна (словац. Kremná) — українське село в Словаччині, Старолюбовняському окрузі Пряшівського краю. Розташоване в північно-східній частині Словаччини в Любовньянській височині в долині потока Граничне. Вперше згадується у 1773 році. В селі є греко-католицька церква з 1787 р. в бароко—класицистичному стилі. (uk) Kremna (griechisch Κρῆμνα; lateinische Namensform Cremna) war eine antike griechische Stadt in Pisidien, einer zerklüfteten Berglandschaft im Südwesten Kleinasiens, zwei Kilometer südöstlich des heutigen Dorfes Girme (Çamlık, Provinz Burdur), 68 km nördlich von Antalya. Vom vorrömischen Kremna ist nichts erhalten, die Ruinen entstammen überwiegend der mittleren Kaiserzeit und der Spätantike. Die Funde aus Kremna sind im Archäologischen Museum Burdur ausgestellt. * Reste der Basilika * Propylon * Reliefbüste am Propylon * Dreiseitig mit Löwenreliefs verzierter Stein * Zeusbüste im Museum Burdur (de) Cremna (Greek Κρῆμνα), or Kremna, was an ancient town in Pisidia. It is situated in the district of Bucak. It stands in a remote valley on a high plateau dominating the ancient Cestrus River (today Aksu), with limited access and good defensive features. Its water supply posed particular problems and the aqueduct had to include complex and novel solutions. At some time in the high Middle Ages the ancient site of the town was abandoned, the population transferring itself to the present village of Çamlık. The ancient site was identified in 1874 and excavations began in 1970. (en)
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