Kephalovryso, Diavatorachi - 2007

Kephalovryso, Diavatorachi. E. Malapani (ΛΗ’ EΠKA) reports on the discovery of a cist-tomb c. 1 km NW of the village (formerly known as Chalvatsou) and only 500 m SW of Alonia, where 2 cist-tombs were excavated in 2006. The tomb (1.27 x 0.4 m), situated on the W slope of a low overgrown hill and orientated NE-SW, was missing its W side and was constructed with unworked limestone slabs placed vertically; part of the covering, of schist slabs, was preserved. A skull fragment and a few femoral bones were found in the SE side. (By implication the date of the tomb is Roman, but this is not stated.)