INATOS - 2005

Tsoutsouros, ancient Inatos. K. Galanaki (ΚΓ ΕΠΚΑ) reports the discovery of a Roman building and four Late Roman cist graves at Agia Paraskevi (Gargoulaki property), on the western edge of the ancient city. The graves had been looted in antiquity. One contained three burials, a bronze belt pin, and a small oinochoe; another held five burials; and below a third lay an earlier, badly disturbed cist grave with a child burial. A fourth-century AD building was found in the same area (on the Fragelaki property). At Aliori (property of the parish of Tsoutsouros), excavation on a low hill produced Early and Late Minoan sherds of various dates plus five stone grinders. Protogeometric pottery, six more stone grinders, and other stone tools were also collected in surface survey.