Mycenaean settlement
Βρωμολίμνη · Π.Ε. Νήσων
📷 Tobias Schorr · CC BY-SA 3.0
A Late Helladic sanctuary was excavated by Helene Konstolakis-Jiannopoulou in 1990 near the chapel of Agios Konstantinos and Elenis. Activity at this site dates between 1500 and 1300 B.C.
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FAQ
Where is Mycenaean settlement?
Mycenaean settlement is located in Βρωμολίμνη, Π.Ε. Νήσων, Greece. Coordinates: 37.59407, 23.40164.
What kind of place is Mycenaean settlement?
A Late Helladic sanctuary was excavated by Helene Konstolakis-Jiannopoulou in 1990 near the chapel of Agios Konstantinos and Elenis. Activity at this site dates between 1500 and 1300 B.C.
How do I get to Mycenaean settlement?
You can navigate to Mycenaean settlement via Google Maps or Apple Maps using the coordinates 37.59407, 23.40164.
What was Mycenaean settlement called in antiquity?
In antiquity it was known as “Ag. Konstantinos exc. (Methana)”.
Nearby
- 🏛️ Ancient tower "Throni" 2.6 km
- 🕳️ Peristeri cave 4.3 km
- 🏛️ Ancient wall 5.1 km
- 🏰 Favierou Castle 5.2 km
- 🏛️ Acropolis Paliocastro 4.7 km
- 🏛️ Methana 4.7 km