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Sirikari
Sirikari ((ギリシア語:Σηρικάρι)) is a small mountain village (elevation 509 m〔(Sirikari Village ) Greek Travel Pages〕) located in western Crete, in the regional unit of Chania, Greece. It is part of the municipality of Kissamos. It is 55 km to the west from Chania and 17 km to the south from Kissamos. Sirikari differs from other typical Greek villages in that it comprises 12 scattered neighbourhoods (Kioliana, Micheliana, Kontokrithiana, Stratigianna, Megalo Chorio, Aghios Ioannis, Katsikandarianna, Tsichlianna, Sineniana, Tzortzianna, Kostogiannides and Marouliana or Felesiana). The ones that are not populated anymore are Micheliana and Marouliana or Felesiana). The name is suggested to derive from the Byzantine surname Sirikarios, which means the person who makes silk linen,〔Spanakis, Stergios. ''Οδύσσεια''. p. 688.〕 generally the silk-worker.〔(Σηρικάριος ) Archimedes Project〕
==History and population==
The settlement is mentioned in three Venetian census reports. The name's etymology along with the presence of a Byzantine church (Aghioi Apostoloi), suggest that a settlement with the same name has been in the area since Byzantine times. The village saw its population drop dramatically over the past decades and now comprises 132 people (2001 census).〔 (2001 Census ) Hellenic Statistical Authority〕
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