KAMARES, Erineos - 2005

Kamares, Erineos (property of P. Petropoulou). E.-I. Kolia (ΣΤ’ ΕΠΚΑ) reports the discovery of six irregularly-shaped mounds of fieldstones and gravel (with dimensions ranging from 2x1.5m to 3x1.5m), and, built into the eastern field edge, a wall of fieldstones founded on a layer of gravel. A horseshoe-shaped clay structure (0.8m long), hollowed inside, lay in the north of the plot: by its east side were two cremations (one in a pit 1m in diameter). Abundant Early Helladic-Late Helladic pottery included sherds with painted or impressed decoration, a few broken vessels, two figurines, spindle whorls, and a large quantity of obsidian and flint blades and cores (found mostly in the stone mounds).