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Fournou Korifi is the
archaeological site of a
Minoan settlement on
southern Crete.
Fournou Korifi was
built at the top of a
steep hill, with excellent...
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archaeologist Gerald Cadogan. It is near
another Myrtos settlement called Fournou Korifi. This
settlement lasted from the
early Minoan period,
middle Minoan period...
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Myrtos is also the
location for two
Minoan archaeological sites, at
Fournou Korifi and Pyrgos,
which provide evidence that the
village and its
environs have...
- Koutsouras.
Lasithi is home to a
number of
ancient remains. Vasiliki,
Fournou Korifi, Pyrgos,
Zakros and
Gournia are
ruins of
Minoan date, Lato and
Itanos were...
- near Mt.
Juktas considered a temple; an EMII
sanctuary complex at
Fournou Korifi in south-central Crete, and in an LMIB
building known as the
North House...
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interpreted as a temple, (2) an EMII (2900–2300 BC)
sanctuary complex at
Fournou Korifi in
south central Crete, and (3) Knossos, in an LMIB (1500–1450 BC) building...
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Koryfi (Gr****: Κορυφή
meaning "pointy",
before 1955: Κουκουβίτσα - Koukouvitsa) is a
settlement in the muni****l unit of Iardanos, Elis, Greece. The former...
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excavation at
Lefkandi for two seasons. Then he led the
excavation at
Fournou Korifi,
Myrtos from 1967 to 1968.
During the 1980s, in two
archaeology magazines...
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excavation at
Lefkandi for two seasons. Then he led the
excavation at
Fournou Korifi,
Myrtos from 1967 to 1968; the
excavation report was
completed and published...
- [ˈvrɤɣ dosˈpat]; Gr****: κορυφή Δοσπάτης, romanized: koryfí Dospátis, IPA: [
koriˈfi ðosˈpatis]) is a 500 m (1,600 ft)
mountain peak in the
Vidin Heights on...
