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Halieis

PKC1007
TITLEHalieis
WGS84 37.314915° N, 23.152629° E
Accuracy Exact

LAT/LON 37.314915, 23.152629
LON/LAT 23.152629, 37.314915

DMS 37° 18' 53.694" N,23° 9' 9.4644" E

W3Wdynamo, wags, deductions
UTM34 S, 690752, 4131981
EGSA87 424766, 4129857

Elevation m5
Elevation feet 16.4
RegionArgolid





GENERAL SITE TYPE  Settlement

TYPE

1.    Acropolis.   Jameson et al. [1994], 436    'The fortifications enclosed the acropolis on a low hill, ... '
2.    Settlement.   Jameson et al. [1994], 436    'The fortifications enclosed the acropolis on a low hill, houses in fields on the slopes, and level land below.'
3.    Sherds.   Jameson et al. [1994], 436    'Geometric sherds (and stray finds of EH II and LH materials) have been found in the lower town, ...'
4.    Walls.   Jameson et al. [1994], 435    'Fortification walls, originally of mud brick on conglomerate foundations, ... '


PERIOD (High Chronology)

1. EH I: (3100 BC - 2700 BC)
    a.    Jameson et al. [1994]: 435, 'FN, EH I, (LH), LG-SG, A, C, C-H, LR.'

2. EH II: (2700 BC - 2200 BC)
    a.    Jameson et al. [1994]: 435, '...and stray finds of EH II and LH materials...'

3. Late Helladic: (1700 BC - 1050 BC)
    a.    Jameson et al. [1994]: 435, '...and stray finds of EH II and LH materials...'

4. Late Geometric: (760 BC - 700 BC)
    a.    Jameson et al. [1994]: 435, ' ..., LG-SG, A, ... ', 'Geometric sherds ... '

5. Subgeometric: (750 - 700)
    a.    Jameson et al. [1994]: 435, ' ..., LG-SG, A, ... ', 'Geometric sherds ... '

6. Archaic: (700 BC - 480 BC)
    a.    Jameson et al. [1994]: 435, ' ..., LG-SG, A, ... ', ' ... the remains there are also Archaic through C-H, ... '

BIBLIOGRAPHY

1.  Jameson et al. [1994]:  Jameson, Michael H, Curtis N. Runnels, Tjeerd H. van Andel. A Greek Countryside; The Southern Argolid from Prehistory to the Present Day. Stanford University Press, Stanford, California. 1994., 'A65. Halieis.', pg. 435.

Nearest shoreline

The closest shoreline to C1007 is at 37.31536° N, 23.15264° E, a straight-line distance of 49.6 m.