- Lazarides
Lazarides. N. Sgouritsa (Athens) reports on the 2012 excavation of rooms 2, 3 and 6 in the so-called Papadimitris area of the Mycenaean settlement (a small plateau on the top of the slope explored also in 1979 and 1980). (Plan 1). Rooms 2 and 3 were fully excavated (Plan 2). Room 2 was probably accessed both through an opening in the west wall now blocked with stones and through a doorway in the east wall which is aligned with that in the west and has a rough threshold. An opening in the...
Lazarides. N. Sgouritsa (Athens) reports on excavation in the flat area of the settlement to the west and southwest of the slope excavated in 2009 and 2010 (Fig. 1). GPS survey showed that the settlement covered a total area of 3500m2. A complex of rooms was revealed to wall-top level in 1979 and 1980: work in 2011 unearthed the inner walls and entrances to five rooms (Fig. 2). Three rooms and a triangular area immediately to the west were excavated to natural ground level. The triangular...
Lazarides. Ν. Polychronakou-Sgouritsa (University of Athens) reports on continuing excavation in the Mycenaean settlement south-east of the cemetery in 2009 and 2010. Work in 2009 focused on a complex (approximately 10.5m north-south x 4m east-west) comprising three adjoining small rooms and a fourth which gave external access to them. The stone walls of these rooms are preserved to a height of 1.4m and an average thickness of 0.7m: in two rooms low stone benches are set against the walls....
N. Polychronakou-Sgouritsa (Athens) reports on continuing work within the Myc settlement and cemetery. In addition to the 3 Myc tombs already excavated in 1979-80, 2 more were located at a small distance to the S. One, within the mod. village cemetery, was used as an ossuary, while part of the dromos of the other, with stone-clad walls, was uncovered. Investigation of the latter tomb will be undertaken in 2008. Continuing study of finds from the area has revealed new MH−LH material, as well...
À Lazaridès, petit village de montagne situé sur la côte Est de l’île, l’université d’Athènes a poursuivi, en 2005 et 2006, sous la direction de N. Sgouritsa[1], les recherches dans l’établissement du Bronze Récent. Après trois campagnes de prospection (2002-2004), au cours desquelles on a repéré plusieurs petites pièces d’habitation, des tronçons d’un puissant mur (d’enceinte ?) et deux nouvelles tombes à chambre, on a entrepris (octobre 2006) le dégagement...
À Lazaridès, petit village de montagne situé sur la côte Sud-Est de l'île, avait été repéré, en 1979, un établissement de l'Âge du Bronze ; les fouilles de 1979-1980 avaient partiellement mis au jour un bâtiment mycénien et trois tombes à chambre construites datant de l'HR IIIA-B (v. BCH 112 [1988] Chron., p. 625).
En 2002, l'université d'Athènes a repris, sous la direction de N. Sgouritsa, les recherches sur ce site, commençant par une prospection de surface (le...