Vigla or Mikri (Mikre) Vigla
| PK | C1175 |
| TITLE | Vigla or Mikri (Mikre) Vigla |
| WGS84 | 37.022889° N, 25.368056° E |
| Accuracy | Exact |
| LAT/LON | 37.022889, 25.368056 |
| LON/LAT | 25.368056, 37.022889 |
| DMS | 37° 1' 22.4004" N | , | 25° 22' 5.0016" E |
| W3W | operation, tuxedo, gadgets |
| UTM | 35 S, 354834.13, 4098656.55 |
| EGSA87 | 621543, 4097998 |
| Elevation m | 30 |
| Elevation feet | 98.4 |
| Region | Cyclades |
| Subregion | Naxos |
GENERAL SITE TYPE Hab
TYPE
1. Artifacts. Barber [2017], 12347 ' ... terracotta figurines ... ', ' ..., the finds included pottery discs, weaving equipment, painted plaster and numerous pieces of marble and emery.'2. Hab. Simpson and Dickinson [1979], 328 ? 'A promontory site ..., possibly of importance; ... '
3. Lithics. Barber [2017], 12486 ' ..., the considerable quantities of marble and emery fragments which we found ... '
4. Pottery. Barber [2017], 12347
5. Pottery. Barber and Hadjianastasiou [1989], 140 'There are a number of Mycenaean imports, continuing well into LHIIIC.'
6. Settlement. Simpson [1981], 188 'This promontory site, ..., may also have been fortified.'
7. Settlement. Barber and Hadjianastasiou [1989], 139 'That the site was a settlement is clear from the copious finds of coarse and fine pottery of everyday use, as well as the house remains ... '
8. Sherds. Simpson and Dickinson [1979], 328 'Among the surface finds are sherds of decorated and plain wares of Minoan appearance, including conical cups.'
9. Sherds. Schallin [1993], 20 'Sherds from the entire Bronze Age was found, including imported Mycenaean pottery.'
PERIOD (High Chronology)
1. Bronze Age: (3200 BC - 1050 BC)
a. Barber [2017]: 12454, 'If we base the chronology on that of the pottery, our figurines could belong to any part of the Bronze Age, or even later, .... '
2. Early Bronze Age: (3200 BC - 2100 BC)
a. Simpson [1981]: 188, 'EB MB LB/LH'
b. Simpson and Dickinson [1979]: 328, 'EB MB LB/LH'
3. Early Cycladic I: (3200 BC - 2700 BC)
a. Barber and Hadjianastasiou [1989]: 140, 'The EC pottery suggests a foundation date in EC I or II and continuous occupation throughout EC III, ... '
b. Soterakopoulos [2004]: 75, 'ΠΚ (Ι-ΙΙ). «Φυλακωπή Ι». ... '
4. Early Cycladic II: (2700 BC - 2450 BC)
a. Barber and Hadjianastasiou [1989]: 140, 'The EC pottery suggests a foundation date in EC I or II and continuous occupation throughout EC III, ... '
b. Soterakopoulos [2004]: 75, 'ΠΚ (Ι-ΙΙ). «Φυλακωπή Ι». ... '
5. Early Minoan II: (2650 BC - 2200 BC)
a. Barber [2017]: 12454, 'One striking fact is that some of the most convincing Cretan parallels are Early Minoan II in date.'
6. Early Minoan IIB: (2450 BC - 2200 BC)
a. Barber [2017]: 12470, 'Another Cretan piece, from Vasiliki and dated to EM IIB ... provides the one possible parallel that I have found in Crete for our kourotrophoi ... '
7. Phylakopi I: (2200 BC - 2000 BC)
a. Soterakopoulos [2004]: 75, 'ΠΚ (Ι-ΙΙ). «Φυλακωπή Ι». ΜΚ. ΥΕΧ (Ι-ΠΙΓ).'
8. Middle Bronze Age: (2100 BC - 1550 BC)
a. Simpson [1981]: 188, 'EB MB LB/LH'
b. Simpson and Dickinson [1979]: 328, 'EB MB LB/LH'
9. Middle Cycladic: (2000 BC - 1600 BC)
a. Barber and Hadjianastasiou [1989]: 140, 'There is good evidence for the early MC period in the pottery, ... '
b. Soterakopoulos [2004]: 75, ' ... ΜΚ. ... '
10. Late Helladic: (1700 BC - 1050 BC)
a. Simpson [1981]: 188, 'EB MB LB/LH'
b. Barber and Hadjianastasiou [1989]: 63,
c. Simpson and Dickinson [1979]: 328, 'EB MB LB/LH'
11. Late Cycladic I: (1700 BC - 1625 BC)
a. Barber and Hadjianastasiou [1989]: 140, ' ... and we have tended to assume that the site declined after LC I-II.'
12. Late Helladic I: (1700 BC - 1635 BC)
a. Schallin [1993]: 114, 'Among imported pottery ... LH I-II occur.'
13. Late Helladic II: (1635 BC - 1410 BC)
a. Schallin [1993]: 114, 'Among imported pottery ... LH I-II occur.'
14. Late Minoan IB: (1625 BC - 1470 BC)
a. Schallin [1993]: 114, 'Among imported pottery LM IB Marine Style ... occur.'
15. Late Bronze Age: (1570 BC - 1200 BC)
a. Simpson [1981]: 188, 'EB MB LB/LH'
b. Schallin [1993]: 20, 'Sherds from the entire Bronze Age was found, including imported Mycenaean pottery.'
c. Simpson and Dickinson [1979]: 328, 'EB MB LB/LH'
d. Soterakopoulos [2004]: 75, ' ... ΥΕΧ (Ι-IIΙΓ).'
16. Late Bronze I: (1570 BC - 1400 BC)
a. Soterakopoulos [2004]: 75, ' ... ΥΕΧ (Ι-IIΙΓ).'
17. Late Bronze II: (1400 BC - 1200 BC)
a. Soterakopoulos [2004]: 75, ' ... ΥΕΧ (Ι-IIΙΓ).'
18. LH IIIC: (1190 BC - 1060 BC)
a. Barber and Hadjianastasiou [1989]: 140, 'There are a number of Mycenaean imports, continuing well into LHIIIC.'
NOTES
1. For a catalogue of the individual Mycenaean finds see Barber and Hadjianastasiou [1989] 111 - 112.
2. For a brief notice of Vigla see Barber [1974] 50, 'Middle Bronze Age Settlements and History'
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
1. Barber [1974]: Barber, R.. ‘Phylakopi 1911 and the History of the Later Cycladic Bronze Age’, The Annual of the British School at Athens (69) 1 - 53. 1974, '', Online here.
2. Barber [2017]: Barber, R.L.N.. ‘Terracotta Figurines from Mikre Vigla, Naxos in Marthari et al. (eds.) [2017], pos. 12347-13747 in the Kindlle Edition’, Oxbow Books, Oxford and Philadelphia. 2017., '', pg. 12347.
3. Barber and Hadjianastasiou [1989]: Barber, R.L.N. and O. Hadjianastasiou. ‘Mikre Vigla: a Bronze Age settlement on Naxos’, The Annual of the British School at Athens (84) 63-162. 1989., '', pg. 63.
Online here.
4. Schallin [1993]: Schallin, Ann-Louise. Islands under Influence: The Cyclades in the Late Bronze Age and the Nature of Mycenaean Presence.. Studies in Mediterranean Archaeology, no. 111. Jonsered 1993, '37. Vigla', pg. 20.
5. Simpson [1981]: Simpson, Richard Hope. Mycenaean Greece. Park Ridge, New Jersey: Noyes Press, 1981., 'Naxos: Vigla', pg. 188.
Online here.
6. Simpson and Dickinson [1979]: Simpson, Richard Hope and O.T.P.K. Dickinson. A Gazetteer of Aegean Civilization in the Bronze Age, Vol. I: The Mainland and the Islands. Paul Åströms Förlag, Goteborg. 1979., 'Vigla', pg. 328.
Online here.
7. Soterakopoulos [2004]: Sotirakopoulou, Panayiota (Peggy). ‘«Η 'απουσία' της Μεσοκυκλαδικής περιόδου από τις Κυκλάδες. Νέα στοιχεία από την Αμοργό»’, Αρχαιολογική Εφημερίς 2004, 53-80., '41. Μικρή Βίγλα.', pg. 75.
Online here.