VOULIAGMENI - 2010

Vouliagmeni, Zephyrou 21 (property of G. Kritsa). Mairi Giamalidi (ΚΣΤ’ ΕΠΚΑ) reports on the discovery of 2 retaining walls and another 2 walls delimiting a property (Figs. 1, 2). The retaining walls were constructed with rubble and roughly worked boulders. The latter were extracted from the area for their immediate use in the retaining walls. The walls delimiting the property were built with rubble (Fig. 3). It appears that the retaining walls served to contain the soil and attest to farming activities in the area. Small finds include undecorated and black-glazed pottery sherds from plates, skyphoi and oinochoai, all of which date in the Classical and Late Classical periods.

The excavation was conducted by I. Louretzatou.