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Angathia

PKC6966
TITLEAngathia
WGS84 36.725379° N, 24.359425° E
Accuracy 100 m.

LAT/LON 36.725379, 24.359425
LON/LAT 24.359425, 36.725379

DMS 36° 43' 31.3644" N,24° 21' 33.93" E

W3Wforefathers, humility, lighthouse
UTM35 S, 264185.79, 4067659.2
EGSA87 531946, 4064180

Elevation m144
Elevation feet 472.4
RegionCyclades
SubregionMelos





GENERAL SITE TYPE  Hab

TYPE

1.    Cem.   Renfrew [2011], 11256    'Bosanquet ... refers to a cemetery at Angathia 'in the southern horn of the island'. The Angathia region is, however, on the west of the island, and the cemetery may be identical to that at Kalogries.'
2.    Hab.   Cherry [1982], 308    ' ..., the elements of the plan which can be discerned suggest a unified structure, perhaps a large farm.'


SITE SIZE

- Cherry [1982]  p. 308,  Size: 20000 sq. m.  'c. 2.0 ha; ... '

PERIOD (High Chronology)

1. Archaic: (700 BC - 480 BC)
    a.    Cherry [1982]: 308, '(A?); ... ', 'Mackenzie ... noted 'fragments of early Greek pottery' (confirmed by a few probable archaic and classical sherds found in 1976).'

NOTES

1.  The reference to Bosanquet by Renfrew is from T.D. Atkinson et al., Excavations at Phylakopi in Melos, Macmillan, London, U.K. 1904.

Chapter VIII, 'The Obsidian Trade', pp. 216-233 was written by C.C. Bosanquet.  On p. 229, footnote 4 we read: " ...; the other near Angathia in the southern horn of the island, discovered by myself in 1900, and dated by the presences of a marble 'idol.'". It is online here.  Kalogries is C6963 in this Atlas.



2.  Page numbers in Renfrew [2011] are, in actuality, location numbers in the electronic edition, ISBN 978-1-78570-773-5.

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BIBLIOGRAPHY

1.  Cherry [1982]:  Cherry, John F.. ‘Appendix A: Register of Archaeological Sites on Melos’, In Renfrew and Wagstaff[1982] 291 - 309, '108. Angathia M855025', pg. 308.

2.  Renfrew [2011]:  Renfrew, Colin. The Emergence of Civilisation: The Cyclades and the Aegean in the Third Millenium BC. Oxbow Books. Second ed., 2011 (First edition 1972), 'Other sites', pg. 11256. Online here.

3.  Renfrew and Wagstaff[1982]:  Renfrew, Colin and Malcolm Wagstaff (eds.). An Island Polity; The archaeology of exploitation in Melos. Cambridge University Press. 1982., '',

Nearest shoreline

The closest shoreline to C6966 is at 36.73411° N, 24.36697° E, a straight-line distance of 1 km and 182 m.