VOULIAGMENI - 2009

Vouliagmeni, Eliou 25 (O.T. 6, property of M., Chr. and N. Eufraimoglou). Mairi Giamalidi (ΚΣΤ’ ΕΠΚΑ) reports on the discovery of a cemetery (Fig. 1). It is delimited by two walls and contains 29 pit graves placed symmetrically in 5 rows of 6 graves each. The burials were all looted. Only 2 bronze coins were found dating the cemetery to the 4^th c. B.C. Small finds include Classical pottery sherds and few EH pottery sherds. The area appears to have been used for an EH settlement, which was converted into a cemetery in the Classical/Late Classical period.