Mantineia, Sagka, Tsouka. Stamatis Fritzilas (ΛΘ’ ΕΠΚΑ) reports on the discovery of a guard tower on top of Tsouka Hill, overlooking the plain of Nestani (Fig. 1). Square in shape (4.60×4.70 m.), it was built of roughly worked stone blocks placed directly on the bedrock. The south-western corner was preserved to a height of two courses of blocks, while the northern and eastern sides were almost completely destroyed. No diagnostic pottery was found and it was interpreted as part of the...