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EXCAVATIONS IN EASTERN CRETE
SPHOUNGARAS
INTRODUCTION.
Between the town of Gournia (Tovpvia) and the sea-coast
to the north, stretches a valley which is flanked on the east by
a limestone ridge called Elatso Mouri ('EXdrcro MovpC). At a
distance of some 200 metres from the town the west face of this
ridge is broken by a line of cliffs (PI. X) below which the hill
slopes sharply away to the valley. It was along the upper
of Sphoungaras
041 found three
al appearance of
Duthwest—corre-
ra and Mochlos
ivations on these
ide as a probable
ments like those
e burial-place of
margin of this =~
(%(j>ovyyapd<;), e" m
Early Minoan =~
this slope—a ;
sponds so closiE-
where cemeteri =",-
islands, Mr. R. f-1
site not only fo=~0
found by Mrs. et1
the town of Go =t
Accordingl -
tio n, and on M; e~
trenches near tl e—
gold ring of Fig. =-
Minoan pottery e—
verted pithos w e-
of a type associ e-^
Minoan I remai e-
an extensive cen e-^
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■vtrsity of Pennsylvania,
SPHOUNGARAS
INTRODUCTION.
Between the town of Gournia (Tovpvia) and the sea-coast
to the north, stretches a valley which is flanked on the east by
a limestone ridge called Elatso Mouri ('EXdrcro MovpC). At a
distance of some 200 metres from the town the west face of this
ridge is broken by a line of cliffs (PI. X) below which the hill
slopes sharply away to the valley. It was along the upper
of Sphoungaras
041 found three
al appearance of
Duthwest—corre-
ra and Mochlos
ivations on these
ide as a probable
ments like those
e burial-place of
margin of this =~
(%(j>ovyyapd<;), e" m
Early Minoan =~
this slope—a ;
sponds so closiE-
where cemeteri =",-
islands, Mr. R. f-1
site not only fo=~0
found by Mrs. et1
the town of Go =t
Accordingl -
tio n, and on M; e~
trenches near tl e—
gold ring of Fig. =-
Minoan pottery e—
verted pithos w e-
of a type associ e-^
Minoan I remai e-
an extensive cen e-^
1 See Transaction.
Vol. I, Part III (1905), e_5
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icted for excava-
: to digging trial
I hour the small
agments of Early
a burial in an in-
ragments of cups
II and with Late
ve had to do with
re Early Minoan
■vtrsity of Pennsylvania,