Salamis - 2010

Salamis, 37 Agios Dimitrios Street. Triadafyllia Kattoula (ΚΣΤ ΕΠΚΑ) reports on the discovery of a large foundation wall, oriented EW, 1m below street level, and 3.70m in length. On the south side at a depth of 0.70m there was a paved surface 1.80x2.50m, made from flat blue stones, and covering the wall along with a substrate made from plaster (Fig. 1).

Associated pottery dates to the structure to early Mycenaean times. Notable finds include a bead made from rock crystal and fragments of obsidian blades.