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Peristeria and Kokorakou: Hill of Kokorakou
| PK | C310 |
| TITLE | Peristeria and Kokorakou: Hill of Kokorakou |
| WGS84 | 37.275468° N, 21.734234° E |
| Accuracy | 50 m. |
| LAT/LON | 37.275468, 21.734234 |
| LON/LAT | 21.734234, 37.275468 |
| DMS | 37° 16' 31.6848" N | , | 21° 44' 3.2424" E |
| W3W | mayor, novels, outlived |
| UTM | 34 S, 565093, 4125684 |
| EGSA87 | 298967, 4127550 |
| Elevation m | 140 |
| Elevation feet | 459.3 |
| Region | Messenia |
GENERAL SITE TYPE Mound
TYPE
1. Mound. Boyd [2001], 593 'large middle Helladic burial mound; nearby early Mycenaean cemetery with at least five tholos tombs and several smaller graves amidst some remains of settlement.'2. Mound. Simpson [1981], 134 '..to judge from the MH tumulus containing pithos burials on Koukirikou hill..'
3. Mound. Zavadil [2012], 499 'Tumulus'
PERIOD (High Chronology)
1. Middle Helladic: (2000 BC - 1600 BC)
a. Simpson [1981]: 134, '..to judge from the MH tumulus containing pithos burials on Koukirikou hill..'
2. Middle Helladic I: (2000 BC - 1900 BC)
a. Boyd [2001]: 172, 'the mound of Kokorakou is the earliest of these funerary monuments, dating to the MHI/II period, ... '
b. Zavadil [2012]: 499, 'Der Tumulus war vermutlich in MH I oder MH II als Bestattungsplatz in Verwendung.'
3. Middle Helladic II: (1900 BC - 1700 BC)
a. Zavadil [2012]: 499, 'Der Tumulus war vermutlich in MH I oder MH II als Bestattungsplatz in Verwendung.'
b. Boyd [2001]: 172, 'the mound of Kokorakou is the earliest of these funerary monuments, dating to the MHI/II period, ... '
BIBLIOGRAPHY
1. Boyd [2001]: Boyd, Michael John. Middle Helladic And Early Mycenaean Mortuary Practices In The Southern And Western Peloponnese. 2001, '35: Peristeriá & Kokorákou', pg. 167.
Also known as Koukirikou Hill
Online here.
2. Simpson [1981]: Simpson, Richard Hope. Mycenaean Greece. Park Ridge, New Jersey: Noyes Press, 1981., 'F 203 Mirou: Peristeria', pg. 134.
Also known as Koukirikou Hill
Online here.
3. Zavadil [2012]: Zavadil, Michaela. Monumenta: Studien zu mittel- und späthelladischen Gräbern in Messenien. Wien:Osterreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften Philosophisch-Historische Klasse Denkschriften. 2012., 'MYRON/KOKORAKOU (EP. TRIPHYLIAS)', pg. 499.
Online here.