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Mycenaean Acropolis (Koukounaries)
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Suzanne
March 18, 2021
Koukounaries is a rocky, granite hill, rising 75 m above sea level.It is situated near the bay of Naoussa and Kolymbithres beach. There is an important Mycenaean building complex of the late 12th century BC, its wings, corridors and storage rooms are still visable. This is one of the few sites in Greece with continity from the Bronze, all the way to the Iron ages.
Koukounaries is a rocky, granite hill, rising 75 m above sea level.It is situated near the bay of Naoussa and Kolymbithres beach. There is an important Mycenaean building complex of the late 12th century BC, its wings, corridors and storage rooms are still visable. This is one of the few sites in G…
Aggeliki
February 8, 2021
On a hill overlooking Kolimbithres, remains of an old Mycenaen town have been found. According to scientists, the Acropolis was built in the 13th century BC.
Michail Despina
November 20, 2018
The ruins of an ancient acropolis at a beautiful spot
Former Member
August 6, 2017
In the wider area and within the rocky volumes we find the Mycenaean citadel on the hill of Koukounaries. It is an important settlement of the period after 1200 BC, fortified with "cyclopean" walls and a palace. The settlement was destroyed by fire after a siege and siege and was abandoned. A section of the settlement was once again inhabited in 1100 BC. For a short time. A new city flourished during the Geometric period (10th-8th century BC) and a temple was built for the goddess Athena.
In the wider area and within the rocky volumes we find the Mycenaean citadel on the hill of Koukounaries. It is an important settlement of the period after 1200 BC, fortified with "cyclopean" walls and a palace. The settlement was destroyed by fire after a siege and siege and was abandoned. A secti…
Golden Home Holidays
January 24, 2017
Acropolis of the era of Mykines
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