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Eremokastro: Trauni (Traounou): Cem

PKC1402
TITLEEremokastro: Trauni (Traounou): Cem
WGS84 36.311492° N, 28.197453° E
Accuracy 50 m.

LAT/LON 36.311492, 28.197453
LON/LAT 28.197453, 36.311492

DMS 36° 18' 41.3712" N,28° 11' 50.8308" E

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UTM35 S, 607500, 4019164
EGSA87 876767, 4026394

Elevation m59
Elevation feet 193.6
RegionDodecanese
SubregionRhodes





GENERAL SITE TYPE  Cem

TYPE

1.    Cem.   Simpson [1981], 199    Simpson calls this cemetery 'supposed'.
2.    Cem.   Simpson and Lazenby [1973], 154    ' ..., but there is no confirmation ... of the Mycenaean finds claimed by Inglieri from a cemetery at Trauni, apparently located on the south-east slopes of Eremokastro.'


PERIOD (High Chronology)

1. Late Helladic: (1700 BC - 1050 BC)
    a.    Simpson and Lazenby [1973]: 154, ' ..., but there is no confirmation ... of the Mycenaean finds claimed by Inglieri from a cemetery at Trauni, apparently located on the south-east slopes of Eremokastro.'

NOTE

1.  Simpson [1981], 199, 'Kallithies: Eremokastro' reports a cemetery at 'Trauni'.  Trauni/Traganou/Τραούνου is the name given to the slopes and the beach of the southwest Eremokastro massif.  I have included this site even though Simpson thinks that Mycenaean claims for it are doubtful.  For more see Memorie dell'Instituto storico archaeologico di Rodi, Vol. 2 (1938), p. 51.  The caves which are here (helpful user-submitted photographs in Google Earth) may be the locations of the supposed burials.

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BIBLIOGRAPHY

1.  Simpson [1981]:  Simpson, Richard Hope. Mycenaean Greece. Park Ridge, New Jersey: Noyes Press, 1981., 'Kallithies: Eremokastro', pg. 199. Online here.

2.  Simpson and Lazenby [1973]:  Simpson, Richard Hope and J.F. Lazenby. ‘Notes from the Dodecanese III’, The Annual of the British School at Athens, 68, pp. 127-179, 1973., 'Kallithies: Eremokastro', pg. 154. Online here.

Nearest shoreline

The closest shoreline to C1402 is at 36.31095° N, 28.19793° E, a straight-line distance of 73.6 m.