AMBELAKI - 2010

Ambelaki. The ΛΘ’ ΕΠΚΑ reports the discovery of an Early Helladic I-II settlement on the Klaraki hill. Slight remains of walls, stone mounds with large quantities of pottery, pyres and stone structures were found. The pottery consisted of plain domestic ware (pithoi, pithoid amphorae, stamnoi), fine open and closed shapes (phialae, cut-away-necked prochoes, oil jugs, two-handled cups). Other finds include stone tools, obsidian cores, blades and flakes, terracotta figurines, and loomweights.