Site details
Diaskari
| PK | C5857 |
| TITLE | Diaskari |
| WGS84 | 35.037334° N, 25.990066° E |
| Accuracy | 500 m. |
| LAT/LON | 35.037334, 25.990066 |
| LON/LAT | 25.990066, 35.037334 |
| DMS | 35° 2' 14.4024" N | , | 25° 59' 24.2376" E |
| W3W | sightseeing, jive, scientist |
| UTM | 35 S, 407882, 3877649 |
| EGSA87 | 681379, 3878705 |
| Elevation m | 11 |
| Elevation feet | 36.1 |
| Region | Crete |
| Subregion | Siteia |
GENERAL SITE TYPE Settlement
TYPE
1. hab. BCH [1978], 752 '..., au lieu-dit Diaskari, on a repéré les traces d'un habitat MR III étendu.'2. settlement. Nowicki [1994], 245 'In this group we should mention Diaskari, which is in a similar geographical position on the southern coast to Palaikastro Roussolakkos on the north coast.'
3. settlement. AR[1978], 41 '..., at Diaskari, traces of a LM III settlement came to light and a small test excavation was made by Davaras (ADelt 28, Chr 590-1).'
PERIOD (High Chronology)
1. Late Minoan III: (1420 BC - 1075 BC)
a. BCH [1978]: 752, '...habitat MR III étendu.'
b. AR[1978]: 41, 'Traces of a LM III settlement ...'
2. Late Minoan IIIA: (1420 BC - 1330 BC)
a. Nowicki [1994]: 245, Implied. 'Some settlements or towns connected with maritime trade may have even developed by LM III A and early III B.'
3. Late Minoan IIIB: (1330 BC - 1200 BC)
a. Nowicki [1994]: 245, Implied. 'Some settlements or towns connected with maritime trade may have even developed by LM III A and early III B.'
NOTES
1. See BCH for 1996 (120:3) p. 1322 under 'Diaskari Sitias' for the approval of an hotel at this site.
2. For additional Arch. Delt. (29) 1973/4, 590 f.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
1. BCH [1978]: Bulletin de correspondance hellénique. Volume 102, 1978., 'Makryghialos.', pg. 752.
Online here.
2. AR[1978]: Archaeological Reports, The Society for the Promotion of Hellenic Studies. (25) 1978., 'District of Siteia', pg. 41.
Online here.
3. Nowicki [1994]: Nowicki, Krzysztof. ‘A Dark Age Refuge Centre near Pefki, East Crete’, The Annual of the British School at Athens (89), pp. 235-268, 1994, '', pg. 245.
Online here.