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Klisidhi

PKC6067
TITLEKlisidhi
WGS84 35.161463° N, 25.171147° E
Accuracy Unknown

LAT/LON 35.161463, 25.171147
LON/LAT 25.171147, 35.161463

DMS 35° 9' 41.2668" N,25° 10' 16.1292" E

W3Wwildcard, prevented, sweetened
UTM35 S, 333433, 3892480
EGSA87 606513, 3891288

Elevation m670
Elevation feet 2198.2
RegionCrete
SubregionPedhiadha





GENERAL SITE TYPE  Sherds

TYPE

1.    Sherds.   Sjögren [2003], 122    'It is a surveyed site with scattered pottery sherds.'
2.    Sherds.   Pendlebury [1965], 263    'Sherds from the hill to the right of the road beyond Partheni Metokhi, seen by writer, 1937.'


PERIOD (High Chronology)

1. Late Minoan III: (1420 BC - 1075 BC)
    a.    Pendlebury [1965]: 263, 'SITES WHERE LATE MINOAN III REMAINS HAVE BEEN FOUND'

2. Protogeometric: (1100 BC - 900 BC)
    a.    Pendlebury [1965]: 314, 'SITES WHERE SUB-MINOAN AND PROTO-GEOMETRIC REMAINS HAVE BEEN FOUND.'

3. Subminoan: (1060 BC - 900 BC)
    a.    Pendlebury [1965]: 314, 'SITES WHERE SUB-MINOAN AND PROTO-GEOMETRIC REMAINS HAVE BEEN FOUND.'

4. Geometric: (900 BC - 700 BC)
    a.    Sjögren [2003]: 122, 'G, O, A'
    b.    Pendlebury [1965]: 325, 'SITES WHERE GEOMETRIC REMAINS HAVE BEEN FOUND'

5. Archaic: (700 BC - 480 BC)
    a.    Sjögren [2003]: 122, 'G, O, A'
    b.    Pendlebury [1965]: 342, 'SITES WHERE ORIENTALIZING AND ARCHAIC REMAINS HAVE BEEN FOUND'

6. Orientalizing: (700 BC - 630 BC)
    a.    Sjögren [2003]: 122, 'G, O, A'
    b.    Pendlebury [1965]: 342, 'SITES WHERE ORIENTALIZING AND ARCHAIC REMAINS HAVE BEEN FOUND'

NOTES

1.  This marker is somewhat fancifully placed. Pendlebury [1939] 263 mentions that it is '... from the hill to the right of the road beyond Partheni Metokhi, ...' The modern town of Partheni is F4594. With your back to Partheni and facing E you see a hill which may be what Sjögren means by 'Klisidhi hill'. I have assumed the truth of this and placed the marker somewhat to the west (right) of the ascending road. Sjögren wants the site to be ' ... c. 5 km southwest of the modern village of Astritsi' (F3936) and my suggested placement roughly corresponds to that.

2.  Pendlebury [1939] 342 mentions that the sherds on this hill were '... seen by T. J. Dunbabin, 1937.'

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BIBLIOGRAPHY

1.  Pendlebury [1965]:  Pendlebury, John D.. The Archaeology of Crete. Norton, 1965., '(b) Surface Finds, Klisidhi', pg. 263.

2.  Sjögren [2003]:  Sjögren, Lena. Cretan Locations; Discerning site variations in Iron Age and Archaic Crete (800 - 500 B.C.). BAR International Series, no 1185. BAR Publishing, Oxford, UK. 2003., 'C36. Klisidhi', pg. 122.

Nearest shoreline

The closest shoreline to C6067 is at 35.33213° N, 25.19816° E, a straight-line distance of 19 km and 96 m.