ALMYROS - 2005
General Information
Record ID
4540
Activity Date
2005
Chronologies
Key-words
Dress and personal ornament - Site Type - Numismatics - Stone - Cemetery - Find Type - Metal - Architectural revetments - Bone - Material Type - Tomb - Building Type
Type of Operation
Institution
ΚΔ ΕΠΚΑ
Toponym
Linked Record
2005
Report
Almyros. V. Apostolakou (ΚΔ ΕΠΚΑ) reports the excavation of several vaulted tombs and cist graves. The largest vaulted tomb (tomb 30) was 3.75m by 2.3m and 2.3m high. Most graves appear to have been looted, but one looted vaulted tomb nevertheless contained 53 bronze, 30 iron, 7 silver, and 6 gold objects, including the head of a gold pin, two gold earrings and a gold band. Two of the vaulted tombs (24 and 25) appear to be a group delineated by a peribolos. A cist grave (26) first uncovered in an earlier season proved to be a monolithic poros sarcophagus covered by reused architectural members. It contained the bones of at least three individuals together with a vase, two coins and two bronze, two iron, and two stone items.
Author
Matthew HAYSOM
Bibliographic reference(s)
ADelt 60 (2005) Chr 1052-5.
Date of creation
2014-08-11 00:00:00
Last modification
2018-08-22 09:24:44