# Iversen's 2017 study argues the month names match the Epirote branch of the Corinthian family.

> Iversen's 2017 study argues the month names match the Epirote branch of the Corinthian family.

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# Iversen's 2017 study argues the month names match the Epirote branch of the Corinthian family.

Iversen's 2017 study argues the month names match the Epirote branch of the Corinthian family.

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[Made for, or in, Epirus or north-west Greece, where the calendar fits best.](https://mysteriesdept.com/mysteries/antikythera-mechanism/answers/ANS0D3FQETM3Z0A/made-for-or-in-epirus-or-north-west-greece-where-the)

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Mysteries Department. (2026). Iversen's 2017 study argues the month names match the Epirote branch of the Corinthian family. [Evidence EVD0D3FQF2E67MH]. https://mysteriesdept.com/r/EVD0D3FQF2E67MH
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