Recent research in the Iron age settlement on the hill of Profitis Ilias (Gortyn) revealed part of a building belonging to the latest phase of the village (VIII-VII cent. B.C.), and perhaps intended to some civic function. Its building process involved the demolition of a part of a thick wall dated in the Protogeometric age, possibly to be identified with the defense wall of the former settlement. The stratigraphy in the building area showed significant evidence for the site occupation after the abandonment of the village.

Portale, E.C., Allegro, N. (2018). Gortina. Nuovi dati dagli scavi dell’insediamento di Profitis Ilias. ANNUARIO DELLA SCUOLA ARCHEOLOGICA DI ATENE E DELLE MISSIONI ITALIANE IN ORIENTE, 96, 519-527.

Gortina. Nuovi dati dagli scavi dell’insediamento di Profitis Ilias

Portale, Elisa Chiara
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Allegro, Nunzio
2018-01-01

Abstract

Recent research in the Iron age settlement on the hill of Profitis Ilias (Gortyn) revealed part of a building belonging to the latest phase of the village (VIII-VII cent. B.C.), and perhaps intended to some civic function. Its building process involved the demolition of a part of a thick wall dated in the Protogeometric age, possibly to be identified with the defense wall of the former settlement. The stratigraphy in the building area showed significant evidence for the site occupation after the abandonment of the village.
2018
Settore L-ANT/07 - Archeologia Classica
Portale, E.C., Allegro, N. (2018). Gortina. Nuovi dati dagli scavi dell’insediamento di Profitis Ilias. ANNUARIO DELLA SCUOLA ARCHEOLOGICA DI ATENE E DELLE MISSIONI ITALIANE IN ORIENTE, 96, 519-527.
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