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Liatovouni: Cem

PKC5031
TITLELiatovouni: Cem
WGS84 40.01991° N, 20.661038° E
Accuracy Exact

LAT/LON 40.01991, 20.661038
LON/LAT 20.661038, 40.01991

DMS 40° 1' 11.676" N,20° 39' 39.7368" E

W3Wprintout, gape, admitting
UTM34 T, 471075, 4430022
EGSA87 214891, 4435023

Elevation m431
Elevation feet 1414
RegionEpirus





GENERAL SITE TYPE  Cem

TYPE

1.    Cem.   Kleitsas [2014], 1    'The only prehistoric burial (grave 59, ...) belonged to a man who, as the burial gifts indicate, was a "warrior". The offerings in question were a bronze sword and a dagger, two bronze spearheads, eleven bronze bosses and twenty eight smaller bronze buttons, coming from a leather corselet or breastplate, also two rock crystal beads.'
2.    Pit Grave.   Douzougli and Papadopoulos [2011], 22    'Tomb 59, ..., was separated from all the other tombs by a considerable area of unused ground.'


PERIOD (High Chronology)

1. LH IIIB: (1320 BC - 1190 BC)
    a.    Douzougli and Papadopoulos [2011]: 22, 'A few scattered bronze objects, probably deriving from disturbed burials, ..., dating to the IIIB-C period. The earliest burial in situ, however, dating to the Late Bronze Age, was clearly the primary grave, around which the other tombs were arranged.'

2. LH IIIC: (1190 BC - 1060 BC)
    a.    Kleitsas [2014]: 1, 'The grave has been dated as belonging to the 12th century BC or to the Late Helladic IIIC period.', This is Tomb 59.
    b.    Douzougli and Papadopoulos [2011]: 22, 'A few scattered bronze objects, probably deriving from disturbed burials, ..., dating to the IIIB-C period. The earliest burial in situ, however, dating to the Late Bronze Age, was clearly the primary grave, around which the other tombs were arranged.'

BIBLIOGRAPHY

1.  Douzougli and Papadopoulos [2011]:  Douzougli, Angelika and John K. Papadooulos. ‘Liatovouni: A Molossian Cemetery and Settlement in Epirus’, Jahrbuch des deutschen Archäologischen Instituts, Band 125. pp. 1-86, De Gruyter, 2010, '3. The Hero of Liatovouni', pg. 23. Online here.

2.  Kleitsas [2014]:  Kleitsas, Christos. ‘The Bronze Age in Epirus (Part 3); The Late Bronze Age: The Burial Customs’, archaeology & arts, Oct. 20, 2014., 'The Bronze Age in Epirus', pg. 1. Online here. Online here.

Nearest shoreline

The closest shoreline to C5031 is at 39.8616° N, 20.01873° E, a straight-line distance of 57 km and 583 m.