Site details
Sta Varka
| PK | C4263 |
| TITLE | Sta Varka |
| WGS84 | 38.644082° N, 22.402138° E |
| Accuracy | 50 m. |
| LAT/LON | 38.644082, 22.402138 |
| LON/LAT | 22.402138, 38.644082 |
| DMS | 38° 38' 38.6952" N | , | 22° 24' 7.6968" E |
| W3W | stupider, webcast, potted |
| UTM | 34 S, 622022, 4278214 |
| EGSA87 | 360794, 4278205 |
| Elevation m | 635 |
| Elevation feet | 2083.3 |
| Region | Doris |
GENERAL SITE TYPE Sherds
TYPE
1. Sherds. Kase [1991], 54 'Test trenches in the area of Sta Varka produced only sherds.'PERIOD (High Chronology)
1. LH IIIC: (1190 BC - 1060 BC)
a. Kase [1991]: 54, 'The pottery from both Dhragasia and Sta Varka is Late Helladic IIIC, Protogeometric, Geometric, ...'
2. Protogeometric: (1100 BC - 900 BC)
a. Kase [1991]: 54, 'The pottery from both Dhragasia and Sta Varka is Late Helladic IIIC, Protogeometric, Geometric, ...'
3. Geometric: (900 BC - 700 BC)
a. Kase [1991]: 54, 'The pottery from both Dhragasia and Sta Varka is Late Helladic IIIC, Protogeometric, Geometric, ...'
NOTE
1. Site contributed by Professor S. Murray, University of Toronto.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
1. Kase [1991]: Kase, E.W. . The Great Isthmus Corridor Route: Explorations of the Phokis-Doris Expedition. Dubuque, Iowa : Kendall/Hunt Pub. Co., 1991., 'Dhragasia and Sta Varka', pg. 54.