Pendlebury, John D.: The archaeology of Crete: an introduction (London, 1939)

APPENDIX TO CHAPTER VI

SITES WITH REMAINS OF UNCERTAIN DATE

post-minoan
(See Map 24)

AGIA kirene . W. of the White Mountains. Spratt, II, 181,
mentions traces of Cyclopean terracing of a
road up to the Omalos Plain.

agios ioannes . NW. of Aradhena. Deffner, 'EOvim) Zwri, 13,
6, mentions a cistern.

Aradho . . . W. of Bobia. Small fort, with no sherds, seen
by the writer, 1934. B.S.A., XXXIII, 90.

hllenika . . . Between Agios Nikolaos and Elounta (Olous)
at Kalos Lakkos, a spot mentioned in the
Olous-Lato boundary treaty, a few architec-
tural remains. Halbherr, Mus. It., II, 177 ;
III, 655. Mariani, Mon. Ant., VI, 250,
suggests it may be Erannos.

Kalamyde . . . NE. of Palaiokhora. Pashley, II, 86, 124, saw
city walls on the summit of a ridge near
Vlythias.

kalergi . . N. of Kastelli Pedhiadhos. A small fort on the

summit of Mt. Prophetes Elias, seen by the
writer, 1934. B.S.A., XXXIII, 81.

KAloi limenes . Between ' Fair Havens ' and Odhigitria Mon-
astery, a beehive-shaped cave called Vronto-
spilio, with rock-cut steps and an artificial
niche in front ; no sherds seen by the writer,
1932, 1936.

kampia. . . . Four kilometres E. of Aradhena. Deffner,
'Ednxfi Zmri 13, 6, mentions remains.

Karoumpais . . Between Zakros and Palaikastro. Spratt I,
234, saw ruins of what he took to be an
Hellenic fort (cf., however, Minoan remains
of uncertain date, p. 298). Halbherr, Anti-
quary, 1892, 153, identifies name with
KdQVfim, a place in the territory of Itanos.
Cf. Blass, 5060.

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