AIGES - 2000

Agia Sotira. Foundations of large conglomerate blocks were noted at the site of the old chapel of Ag. Sotira. At least two niches cut into the rock nearby, and scattered tile and sherds, may indicate a cult place.

Plakopetra. A partly finished column and, to the north, the corner of an ancient structure which must have been destroyed with the opening of the old farm road were recorded.

Pyrgos. Systematic description of what has now been declared an archaeological site followed the exposure of further remains after the fires of summer 2000. A large retaining wall, running almost parallel with the fortification and of the same construction, is preserved to a height of seven courses (Fig. 1).