After a period of desertion of about 40 years, in 316 BC, Kassandros built a new city on the site of Potidea, which was named after him, Kassandria (this may indicate that he intended to make it his capital, or at least an important naval base).
After a period of about 40 years, in 316 BC, Kassandros founded a new city on the site of Potidea, which was named after him, Kassandria (this may indicate that he intended to make it his main residence or at least a significant naval base).