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Macedonia -Thrace
ΙΣΤ' Τhessalonike
ΙΖ' PELLA AEGAE,MIEZA KOZANI.
ΙΗ' PHILIPPOI ,THASOS
ΙΘ' ABDERA,SAMOTRACE ( page 204 fig.10 !) MARONIA
ΚΖ' PIERIA,METHONI,LEIBITHRA,MAKRISGHIALOS.
ΚΗ 'SERRES ANCIENT VERGHI
ΚΘ 'KASTORIA
Λ' KOZANI, AEANI
EPIRUS
ΙΒ' IOANNINA,ARTA,PREVESA ANTIGONIA
ΛΒ' ΤΗESPROTIA GHITANA
EXCAVATIONS 2000-2010
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EXCAVATIONS 2000-2010
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Thanks once again for posting, as ever, lots of very interesting material.
My Greek is virtually non existent, but I take the emboldened line referring to p.204 figure 10 refers to the rather spectacular photo of a buried cart or chariot, complete with two horses? Can you tell us more about it ?
My Greek is virtually non existent, but I take the emboldened line referring to p.204 figure 10 refers to the rather spectacular photo of a buried cart or chariot, complete with two horses? Can you tell us more about it ?
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"Carts and cremations in the mound between Mikri Doxipara and Zoni."Xenophon wrote:Thanks once again for posting, as ever, lots of very interesting material.
My Greek is virtually non existent, but I take the emboldened line referring to p.204 figure 10 refers to the rather spectacular photo of a buried cart or chariot, complete with two horses? Can you tell us more about it ?
The mound constructed on a natural elevation, is one of the largest in Thrace, with a diameter of 60 and a height of 7.5m , and it is very close to the Greek-Bulgarian border.The mound covered four cremation burials, five carts, and two horse burials.Other finds included several areas with remains of offerings,two hearth pits, and two four-sided brick stuctures that were used as altars.
The find dates to the late 1st and early 2nd century AD,and probably belonged to the family pf a wealthy local landowner.
A very summative of the english summary of the scientific article written by the archaeologists D.Triandafyllos and D.Terzopoulou in the A.E.M.Θ ( Archaeological facts in Macedonia and Thrace )
The location isnt in Samothrace -my mistake- but in Thrace., a region famous for its horses ( in myths etc)
the link for the photos
http://s1246.photobucket.com/user/IamSy ... t=3&page=1
The hillock (tumulus) before the excavation, the carts a,b,c and d.
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