Site details
Flamboura Magoula
| PK | C1005 |
| TITLE | Flamboura Magoula |
| WGS84 | 37.332493° N, 23.169944° E |
| Accuracy | 100 m. |
| LAT/LON | 37.332493, 23.169944 |
| LON/LAT | 23.169944, 37.332493 |
| DMS | 37° 19' 56.9748" N | , | 23° 10' 11.7984" E |
| W3W | frights, equal, reassured |
| UTM | 34 S, 692241, 4133966 |
| EGSA87 | 426318, 4131793 |
| Elevation m | 33 |
| Elevation feet | 108.3 |
| Region | Argolid |
GENERAL SITE TYPE Settlement
TYPE
1. Artifacts. Jameson et al. [1994], 423 ' ..., millstones, and ... ', ' ... a bronze bull figurine of LG (ca. 750 B.C.) date that was found at this site.'2. Lithics. Jameson et al. [1994], 423 ' ..., and flaked stone tools (52 pieces) could be found.'
3. Settlement. Jameson et al. [1994], 423 '...the predominant character of the site is that of a settlement.'
4. Sherds. Jameson et al. [1994], 423 ' ...large numbers of cultural materials, including sherds, ... ', '366 sherds ... '
SITE SIZE
- Jameson et al. [1994] p. 423, Size: 20000 sq. m. 'Ca. 2.0 ha (medium)'
PERIOD (High Chronology)
1. EH I: (3100 BC - 2700 BC)
a. Jameson et al. [1994]: 423, 'EH I, EH II, MG, ... '
2. EH II: (2700 BC - 2200 BC)
a. Jameson et al. [1994]: 423, 'EH I, EH II, MG, ... '
3. Geometric: (900 BC - 700 BC)
a. Jameson et al. [1994]: 423, 'Of the datable sherds, approximately 41% are EH, 44% are Geometric, ... '
4. Late Geometric: (760 BC - 700 BC)
a. Jameson et al. [1994]: 423, ' ... a bronze bull figurine of LG (ca. 750 B.C.) date that was found at this site.'
5. Archaic: (700 BC - 480 BC)
a. Jameson et al. [1994]: 423, Among the sherds: ' ..., 5% are Archaic or Classical, ... '
NOTE
1. This site extends a considerable distance to the S - in fact nearly as far as F7180 (which corresponds to Jameson [1994] 422, "A8. Ayioi Taxiarkhai.").
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
1. Jameson et al. [1994]: Jameson, Michael H, Curtis N. Runnels, Tjeerd H. van Andel. A Greek Countryside; The Southern Argolid from Prehistory to the Present Day. Stanford University Press, Stanford, California. 1994., 'A9 Flamboura Magoula (Magoula tou Yioryiopoulou)', pg. 423.