| PK | C7442 |
| TITLE | Psykheion (?) |
| WGS84 | 35.103258° N, 24.563935° E |
| Accuracy | Exact |
| LAT/LON | 35.103258, 24.563935 |
| LON/LAT | 24.563935, 35.103258 |
| DMS | 35° 6' 11.7288" N | , | 24° 33' 50.166" E |
| W3W | rafted, laser, instants |
| UTM | 35 S, 277961.81, 3887209.43 |
| EGSA87 | 551247, 3884351 |
| Elevation m | 17 |
| Elevation feet | 55.8 |
| Region | Crete |
| Subregion | Hagios Vasileios |
TYPE
1. Harbor. Hood and Warren [1966], 170 'In the Stadiasmus, however, it appears merely as a summer harbour which has water.'
2. Settlement. Hood and Warren [1966], 170 'Psykheion is described by Stephanus Byzantinus as a city (πόλις).'
3. Sherds. Hood and Warren [1966], 170 'Plain orange sherds and stones which might have come from ancient house walls are scattered over a small area of sloping ground at the base of the cliff with the cave into which the church is built.'
PERIOD (High Chronology)
1. Roman: (753 BC - 395 AD)
a. Hood and Warren [1966]: 170, 'The seven sherds from here kept by us include Roman, as well as some which may be Medieval or later, ... '
1. Hood and Warren [1966]: Hood, Sinclair and Peter Warren. ‘Ancient Sites in the Province of Ayios Vasilios, Crete’, The Annual of the British School at Athens (61) pp. 163-191, 1966., '3 Cape Melissa (ancient Psykheion ?)', pg. 170.
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