Agios Georgios, Omorfada, Preveza - 2016
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Record ID
19605
Activity Date
2016
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Filippiada, Nea Filippias
Filippiada, Nea Filippias
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19862016
Report
Anthi Aggeli (Ephorate of Antiquities of Preveza) reports on the discovery of four graves dated from the late Classical to the Early Hellenistic times.
Grave I: cist grave, looted. Grave goods: a glass bead and a bronze ring.
Grave II: cist grave contained a primary burial (skeleton in supine extended position) and a secondary burial (anakomidi). Grave goods: a black glaze cup was found inside the burial (Fig. 1) and two kyathoi externally. 4th century BC
Grave III: cist grave contained a burial accompanied by a black glaze pyxis and a bronze ring.
Grave IV: free burial, fragmented amphora contained the deceased’s cremation. Grave goods: iron point of spear (Fig. 2).
Entry created by Iro Tagkalou.
Grave I: cist grave, looted. Grave goods: a glass bead and a bronze ring.
Grave II: cist grave contained a primary burial (skeleton in supine extended position) and a secondary burial (anakomidi). Grave goods: a black glaze cup was found inside the burial (Fig. 1) and two kyathoi externally. 4th century BC
Grave III: cist grave contained a burial accompanied by a black glaze pyxis and a bronze ring.
Grave IV: free burial, fragmented amphora contained the deceased’s cremation. Grave goods: iron point of spear (Fig. 2).
Entry created by Iro Tagkalou.
Author
Georgios Mouratidis
Bibliographic reference(s)
ADelt 71 (2016), Chr., 1035
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2024-07-18 23:13:45
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2026-07-27 12:33:07
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Fig. 1/ Agios Georgios, Omorfada district. Black glaze cup from Grave II.
Fig. 2/ Agios Georgios, Omorfada district. Iron point of spear from Grave IV.