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Phanari/Fanari

PKC7630
TITLEPhanari∕Fanari
WGS84 37.700976° N, 26.967318° E
Accuracy Unknown

LAT/LON 37.700976, 26.967318
LON/LAT 26.967318, 37.700976

DMS 37° 42' 3.5136" N,26° 58' 2.3448" E

W3Wlofts, inclement, perfecting
UTM35 S, 497119, 4172639.03
EGSA87 761459, 4176495

Elevation m37
Elevation feet 121.4
RegionNE Aegean
SubregionSamos





GENERAL SITE TYPE  Artifacts

TYPE

1.    Artifacts.   Kouka and Menelaou [2018], 120    ' ..., stray prehistoric finds are reported from Phanari and ... '


PERIOD (High Chronology)

1. Prehistoric: (4000 BC - 1190 BC)
    a.    Kouka and Menelaou [2018]: 120, ' ..., stray prehistoric finds are reported from Phanari and ... '

NOTE

1.  The source, Kouka and Menelaou [2018], describes neither location nor type of site. A better source is Kouka [2002] 281-4 but this was not available to me at the time this record was created. I have marked the site as 'artifacts' but I do not know that this is correct. The location is notional; it was based on Kouka and Menelaou [2018] 120, Fig. 1.

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BIBLIOGRAPHY

1.  Alram-Stern and Horejs (Eds.) [2018]:  Alram-Stern, Eva and Barbara Horejs (Eds.). Pottery Technologies and Sociocultural Connections Between the Aegean and Anatolia During the 3rd Millennium BC. Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften Philosophisch-historische Klasse; Oriental and European Archaeology, Volume 10, '',

2.  Kouka [2002]:  Kouka, Ourania. Siedlungsorganisation in der Nord- und Ostägäis während der Früh-bronzezeit (3. Jt. v. Chr.). Internationale Archäologie, Band 58. Verlag Marie Leidorf GmbH, Rahden/Westfalen, '',

3.  Kouka and Menelaou [2018]:  Kouka, Ourania and Sergios Menelaou. ‘Settlement and Society in the Early Bronze Age Heraion: Exploring Stratigraphy,Architecture and Ceramic Innovation After Mid-3rd Millennium BC’, In Alram-Stern and Horejs (Eds.) [2018], pp. 119-142, 'Finally, stray prehistoric finds are reported ...', pg. 120. Online here.

Nearest shoreline

The closest shoreline to C7630 is at 37.69851° N, 26.96867° E, a straight-line distance of 299.5 m.