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Penteorioi: Palaiopanayia

PKC564
TITLEPenteorioi: Palaiopanayia
WGS84 38.404928° N, 22.317803° E
Accuracy 20 m.

LAT/LON 38.404928, 22.317803
LON/LAT 22.317803, 38.404928

DMS 38° 24' 17.7408" N,22° 19' 4.0908" E

W3Wtwisted, enrolling, tinkers
UTM34 S, 615063, 4251566
EGSA87 352969, 4251796

Elevation m512
Elevation feet 1679.8
RegionLocris
SubregionOzolia





GENERAL SITE TYPE  Sherds

TYPE

1.    Sherds.   Simpson [1981], 97    'Middle Helladic and Mycenaean sherds were found on the west slopes.'
2.    Sherds.   Simpson and Dickinson [1979], 102    'MH and LH sherds were found on the W slopes.'
3.    Sherds.   Phialon [2011], 122    ' ..., des tessons HM et HR one été trouvés sur la colline Palaiopanaghia, au sud de Penteorioi.'


PERIOD (High Chronology)

1. Middle Helladic: (2000 BC - 1600 BC)
    a.    Simpson [1981]: 97, 'MH LH C'
    b.    Phialon [2011]: 122, ' ..., des tessons HM et HR ont été trouvés ... '
    c.    Simpson and Dickinson [1979]: 102, 'MH and LH sherds were found on the W slopes.'

2. Late Helladic: (1700 BC - 1050 BC)
    a.    Simpson [1981]: 97, 'MH LH C'
    b.    Phialon [2011]: 122, ' ..., des tessons HM et HR ont été trouvés ... '
    c.    Simpson and Dickinson [1979]: 102, 'MH and LH sherds were found on the W slopes.'

BIBLIOGRAPHY

1.  Phialon [2011]:  Phialon, Laetitia. L'Émergence de la Civilisation Mycénienne en Grèce Centrale. Peeters, Leuven - Liege. Belgium. 2011., 'I.3.1.7. Du mont Parnasse aux baies d'Antikyra et d'Itéa', pg. 120.

2.  Simpson [1981]:  Simpson, Richard Hope. Mycenaean Greece. Park Ridge, New Jersey: Noyes Press, 1981., 'D 79 Penteorioi: Palaiopanayia', pg. 97. Online here.

3.  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., 'B 96 Penteorioi: Palaiopanayia', pg. 102. Online here.

Nearest shoreline

The closest shoreline to C564 is at 38.39127° N, 22.37278° E, a straight-line distance of 5 km and 32 m.