 Finally, another proof that "Nesos" can have relations with the concept of "hump" and even "mountain" is emphasized by observations in "Classics and Oriental Studies", in which, through a series of examples between "plain" and "mountain", one concludes that "Nesos-Nasos reveals the inner meaning of 'mountain', and in this specific case of a 'peopled mountain'" [12].In conclusion, the etymology of “Naso” is not properly "island", as it is commonly repeated, but simply "nose", or "hump" and therefore the significance of the city would be what the name says.See also Naso for tourist guide and travel information.