PIGI - 2009
Informations Générales
Numéro de la notice
1828
Année de l'opération
2009
Chronologie
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Nature de l'opération
Institution(s)
Localisation
Toponyme
Pigi
Pigi
Notices et opérations liées
Description
Pigi. E. Kapranos (ΚΕ' ΕΠΚΑ) reports on the excavation of an unplundered Minoan chamber tomb of typical type (an irregular rectangular chamber with a domed roof and a long dromos) (Figs 1-7). There are several such isolated LMIII tombs in this region (Fig. 8). One person was interred in a larnax at the northern side, along with 21 ceramic vessels and one of stone, concentrated at the southeast and, to a degree, southwest. The larnax is footed and decorated (Fig. 9). One long side has two octopuses flanking a central group of two double-axes and horns of consecration set over an ‘altar’ pattern; the other an arrangement of the latter two symbols. The stone vase is a Blossom Bowl (Fig. 10), an heirloom from Neopalatial times. Clay vessels include an amphoroid krater (Fig. 11) with octopus design with its stand (also with octopuses and spirals) (Fig. 12), a thilastron (Fig. 13), a kalathos (Fig. 14), an incense burner (Fig. 15), an alabastron (Fig. 16), an amphora (Fig. 17), two kylikes (Figs 18-19), three shallow bowls (Figs 20-22), two conical cups (Figs 23-24), a spouted cup (Fig. 25) and three miniatures - a bridge-spouted jug (Fig. 26), a stirrup jar (Fig. 27) and a flask (Fig. 28). They date to LMIIIA2, perhaps tending to LMIIIB.
Auteur de la notice
Don EVELY
Références bibliographiques
AEK 1 (2010), 476-89
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2011-02-14 00:00:00
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2023-10-06 11:23:46
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