AEGINA, Kampos Mylon - 2002

Kampos Mylon (property of A. Balia). E. Papastavrou (ΚΣτ’ ΕΠΚΑ) reports the discovery of seven rock-cut tombs, five of which were underground (I, II, III, V, VI) with two chambers entered from a shaft, and two were cists (IV, VII). All had been looted. The dividing wall between tombs II and III had been removed, allowing the chambers to communicate. Surviving finds date the tombs to the end of the sixth and the fifth centuries.