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Apodhoulou: Khalepa

PKC5648
TITLEApodhoulou: Khalepa
WGS84 35.161926° N, 24.733661° E
Accuracy 10 m.

LAT/LON 35.161926, 24.733661
LON/LAT 24.733661, 35.161926

DMS 35° 9' 42.9336" N,24° 44' 1.1796" E

W3Wparatrooper, wised, alphabet
UTM35 S, 293583, 3893352
EGSA87 566668, 3890958

Elevation m457
Elevation feet 1499.3
RegionCrete
SubregionAmari





GENERAL SITE TYPE  Artifacts

TYPE

1.    Artifacts.   Hood et al. [1964], 78    '..., we noted traces of occupation, with a square stone pounder, and a few worn sherds; ...'
2.    Tholos.   Kanta [1997],     'A possible overground tholos tomb was situated near the Kampos location which is 200 m to the north-east of Sopatakia.' Sopatakia is C1696.


PERIOD (High Chronology)

1. Early Minoan: (3100 BC - 2200 BC)
    a.    Hood et al. [1964]: 78, '...; some of these with a red burnished surface may have been E.M., ...'

2. Middle Minoan: (2100 BC - 1675 BC)
    a.    Hood et al. [1964]: 78, '..., but others were certainly M.M. or later.'

NOTE

1.  It is not clear whether Kanta's 'Kampos location' is the same place which Hood et al. [1964] call 'Khalepa'. They both answer to the same locational description which is about 200 m. to the NE of the Sopatakia tomb (C1696).

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BIBLIOGRAPHY

1.  BCHS30 [1997]:  Driessen, Jan and Alexandre Farnoux (eds/). La Crète Mycénienne. l'École française d'Athènes, '',

2.  Hood et al. [1964]:  Hood, Sinclair and Peter Warren, Gerald Cadogan . ‘Travels in Crete, 1962’, The Annual of the British School at Athens (59), pp. 50-99, 1964., '32. Apodhoulou; (2) 'Khalepa'', pg. 78. Online here.

3.  Kanta [1997]:  Kanta, Athanasia. ‘Late Bronze Age tholos tombs, origins and evolution. The missing links’, In BCHS30 [1997] pp. 229-248, 'A possible overground tholos tomb ... ', pg. 234. Online here.

Nearest shoreline

The closest shoreline to C5648 is at 35.09272° N, 24.72252° E, a straight-line distance of 7 km and 746 m.