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- The excavations of the year 2001 were concentrated also at the area of the necropolis, which is located to the southern part of the ancient city of Phoenike. Eight graves were excavated altogether dating to Hellenistic and Roman period. Various grave const... Read More
- The excavations of the year 2002 in the southern necropolis of the ancient city of Phoenike brought to light very interesting data. This year the excavations were focused on three main areas. The first area to be excavated was S5, where a number of graves ... Read More
- During the year 2003 two interventions were undertaken in the necropolis of the city. The first one was located in the site S16, approximately 100 m away from the necropolis. There were discovered traces of a funerary monument constructed with limestone bl... Read More
- The excavations of this season in the southern necropolis brought in light important data concerning the chronology of the cemetery. New evidences about some monuments situated in this area was also discovered. The excavation ended in several parts of the ... Read More
- The excavations of this season were located at the area S18. It was excavated the monument number 6 and the area opposite to the entrance. The functionality of this area was difficult to be defined, thought it was considered the idea it might have been an ... Read More
- During this season the excavations were located in the area S18 and S16. In the area S16 were observed two monuments, the altar 16 and the temple 6. Nearby the altar 16 was discovered another altar which was given the number 25. Its pavement was made by fr... Read More
- The excavations of this year were located in the area S18, in the southern part of the necropolis area, close by the modern channel. Also, the area to the west of the road was surveyed. The excavation revealed two graves and a stone structures, whose funct... Read More
- The excavations of 2009 marked the 8th archaeological field season undertaken in the southern necropolis of the ancient city of Phoinike. The fieldwork enabled to join the two “historic” sectors, S 5 and S 18, which had been previously divided by a modern ... Read More
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