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Tomb: Aglavrou Street

PKC1828
TITLETomb: Aglavrou Street
WGS84 37.961732° N, 23.721444° E
Accuracy 10 m.

LAT/LON 37.961732, 23.721444
LON/LAT 23.721444, 37.961732

DMS 37° 57' 42.2352" N,23° 43' 17.1984" E

W3Wbraked, warrior, armed
UTM34 S, 739081.69, 4205063.5
EGSA87 475382, 4201318

Elevation m63
Elevation feet 206.7
RegionAttica





GENERAL SITE TYPE  Cem

TYPE

1.    Artifacts.   Blegen [1932], 64    ' ... very large flat rosettes similar to the l ittle round gold discs from Mycenae, several gold beads from a necklace, two small pendants in the form of an axe, granulated ornaments from a dagger handle, a longish gem of red carnelian engraved with what appears to be a winged horse.'
2.    Artifacts.   Mountjoy [1995], 33    ' ... but some gold beads and a seal were still recovered. The beads are of many shapes including that of a bucranium and a beaked jug as well as axe, lily, crocus, papyrus and ears of wheat.'
3.    Chamber Tomb.   Paschilidis [2010], 547    'The first Mycenaean chamber tomb ever found in Athens ...'
4.    Tomb.   Mountjoy [1995], 33    'Tomb 17 nearby on Aglavrou St. was plundered by workmen, ... '


PERIOD (High Chronology)

1. Late Helladic II: (1635 BC - 1410 BC)
    a.    Paschilidis [2010]: 548, 'The razor ... falls ... in the LH II and LH IIIA periods.'
    b.    Blegen [1932]: 64, 'All belong to the fifteenth and fourteenth century B.C.'

2. LH IIIA: (1410 BC - 1315 BC)
    a.    Paschilidis [2010]: 548, 'The razor ... falls ... in the LH II and LH IIIA periods.'
    b.    Blegen [1932]: 64, 'All belong to the fifteenth and fourteenth century B.C.'

3. LH IIIA1: (1410 BC - 1375 BC)
    a.    Mountjoy [1995]: 33, Possible, given Mountjoy's context.
    b.    Paschilidis [2010]: 548, 'Despite the lack of pottery, the tomb's burial can be dated to the LH IIIA1.'

BIBLIOGRAPHY

1.  Blegen [1932]:  Blegen, Elizabeth Pierce. ‘Archaeological News 1931; News Items from Athens’, American Journal of Archaeology, (36) 60-64. 1932., 'News Items from Athens', pg. 64. Online here.

2.  Mountjoy [1995]:  Mountjoy, Penelope A.. Mycenaean Athens. Paul Åströms Förlag, Jonsered, Sweden. 1995., 'The South Lower Town', pg. 33.

3.  Paschilidis [2010]:  Paschilidis, Constantinos. ‘Reflections of Eternal Beauty. The Unpublished Context of a Wealthy Female Burial from Koukaki, Athens and the Occurrence of Mirrors in Mycenaean Tombs’, KOSMOS JEWELLERY, ADORNMENT AND TEXTILES IN THE AEGEAN BRONZE AGE; Proceedings of the 13th International Aegean Conference/ 13 e Rencontre égéenne internationale, University of Copenhagen, Danish National Research Foundation’s Centre for Textile Research, 21-26 April 2010, pp. 547-558., '', pg. 547. Online here.

Nearest shoreline

The closest shoreline to C1828 is at 37.93859° N, 23.68916° E, a straight-line distance of 3 km and 829 m.