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Kastelli (Trachilos) Selli

PKC7507
TITLEKastelli (Trachilos) Selli
WGS84 35.509767° N, 23.6359° E
Accuracy Exact

LAT/LON 35.509767, 23.6359
LON/LAT 23.6359, 35.509767

DMS 35° 30' 35.1612" N,23° 38' 9.24" E

W3Wcagey, valuables, erode
UTM34 S, 739056.66, 3932771.99
EGSA87 466834, 3929349

Elevation m99
Elevation feet 324.8
RegionCrete
SubregionKissamos





GENERAL SITE TYPE  Pottery

TYPE

1.    Lithics.   Nowicki [2014], 235    'FN II - EM I pottery and chipped stone (including obsidian blades) were recorded in the southern part of the highest summit ... '
2.    Pottery.   Nowicki [2014], 235    'FN II - EM I pottery and chipped stone (including obsidian blades) were recorded in the southern part of the highest summit ... '
3.    Sherds.   Nowicki [2014], 235    ' ..., but sherds of the Calcite-Tempered Fabric Group are also present.'


SITE SIZE

- Nowicki [2014]  p. 235,  Size: 200 sq. m.  ' ... over an area ca. 40 by 50 m.'

PERIOD (High Chronology)

1. Final Neolithic II: (3200 - 2800)
    a.    Nowicki [2014]: 235, 'FN II - EM I pottery and chipped stone (including obsidian blades) were recorded in the southern part of the highest summit ... '

2. Early Minoan I: (3100 BC - 2650 BC)
    a.    Nowicki [2014]: 235, 'FN II - EM I pottery and chipped stone (including obsidian blades) were recorded in the southern part of the highest summit ... '

3. Early Iron Age: (1200 BC - 960 BC)
    a.    Nowicki [2014]: 235, 'The site was intensively occupied in later periods, in particular from LM IIIC through the Early Iron Age and later.'

4. Late Minoan IIIC: (1200 BC - 1075 BC)
    a.    Nowicki [2014]: 235, 'The site was intensively occupied in later periods, in particular from LM IIIC through the Early Iron Age and later.'

BIBLIOGRAPHY

1.  Nowicki [2014]:  Nowicki, Krzysztof. Final Neolithic Crete and the Southeast Aegean. De Gruyter, United States, 2014., '157 Kastelli (Trachilos) Selli', pg. 235. Online here.

Nearest shoreline

The closest shoreline to C7507 is at 35.51065° N, 23.63792° E, a straight-line distance of 206.8 m.