Pallantion (Arkadia) 81 Pallantio - Παλλάντιον

Παλλάντιον - Pallantion, Archaic to Roman polis west of modern Pallantio in Arkadia Peloponnese
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Latitude: 37.452600
Longitude: 22.328900
Confidence: High (20140825)

Greek name: Παλλάντιον
Place ID: 375223PPal
Time period: ACHR
Region: Peloponnese
Country: Greece
Department: Arkadia
Mod: Pallantio

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Read summary reports on the recent excavations at Pallantion in Chronique des fouilles en ligne – Archaeology in Greece Online.
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Modern Description: A small citadel in the fertile plain near Mycenae, that was inhabited continuously in the Bronze Age (3rd-2nd millennium BC). Production centre of pictorial pottery in Mycenaean times (14th-13th century BC), a commodity that was exported in large quantities to the whole of the Aegean and Cyprus. An important chamber-tomb cemetery and one tholos tomb (15th-13th century BC).
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pallantium_(Arcadia)
Wikidata ID: Q11939941
Trismegistos Geo: 37699
Manto: 10126110
DARE: 31033

Info: Archaeological Atlas of the Aegean
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Hesiod, Fragments§CW.F32  LYCAONIDES Stephanus of Byzantium: Pallantium . A city of Arcadia, so named after Pallas, one of Lycaon's -1000
Virgil, Aeneid§8.26  and located their city in the hills, named, from their ancestor Pallas, Pallantium . They wage war endlessly with the Latin race: summon them as -1000
Dionysius of Halicarnassus, Roman Antiquities§1.31.1  another Greek expedition landed in this part of Italy, having migrated from Pallantium, a town of Arcadia, about the sixtieth year before the Trojan -1000
Dionysius of Halicarnassus, Roman Antiquities§1.31.4  They named the town Pallantium after their mother-city in Arcadia; now, however, the Romans call it Palatium, -1000
Dionysius of Halicarnassus, Roman Antiquities§1.32.1  raised a tomb to him on the hill and called the place Pallantium, after the lad. -1000
Dionysius of Halicarnassus, Roman Antiquities§1.34.1  hill, which they found at a distance of about three stades from Pallantium . This is now called the Capitoline hill, but by the men -1000
Dionysius of Halicarnassus, Roman Antiquities§1.39.1  of Italy on his way home, came also to the neighbourhood of Pallantium in the country of the Aborigines; -1000
Dionysius of Halicarnassus, Roman Antiquities§1.40.1  When the Aborigines and the Arcadians who lived at Pallantium learned of the death of Cacus and saw Hercules, they thought themselves -1000
Dionysius of Halicarnassus, Roman Antiquities§1.45.3  sixteen generations after the taking of Troy, sending out a colony to Pallantium and Saturnia, where the Peloponnesians and the Arcadians had made their first -1000
Dionysius of Halicarnassus, Roman Antiquities§1.45.3  some remains of the ancient race, they settled these places and surrounded Pallantium with a wall, so that it then first received the form of -1000
Dionysius of Halicarnassus, Roman Antiquities§1.60.3  third, those who came into Italy with Evander from the city of Pallantium ; after them the Epeans and Pheneats, who were part of the -1000
Dionysius of Halicarnassus, Roman Antiquities§1.85.4  Alba and intermingled with them the local population that still remained in Pallantium and Saturnia, they divided the whole multitude into two parts. This they -1000
Eusebius, Chronography§102  Later, Euander arrived with a fleet from Greece, from the city of Pallantium in Arcadia, and he settled in the region of Italy where the -1000
Eusebius, Chronography§102  The third [group], the Pelasgians, arrived with Euander from the city of Pallantium in Arcadia. Then another group arrived, who were part of the Peloponnesian -1000
Livy, History of Rome§1.5.1  days celebrated on the Palatine hill. [2] This hill was originally called Pallantium from a city of the same name in Arcadia; the name was -753
Dionysius of Halicarnassus, Roman Antiquities§2.1.3  some time. After the Pelasgians came the Arcadians from the city of Pallantium, who had chosen as leader of their colony Evander, the son -750
Dionysius of Halicarnassus, Roman Antiquities§2.1.3  seven hills that stands near the middle of Rome, calling the place Pallantium, from their mother-city in Arcadia. -750
Dionysius of Halicarnassus, Roman Antiquities§2.1.4  part of his force, consisting of Greeks, remained behind be settled near Pallantium, beside another of the hills that are now inclosed within the -750
Justin, History of the World§43.1  that Faunus was king, in whose time Evander came into Italy from Pallanteum, a city of Arcadia, accompanied with a small band of his -500
Xenophon, Hellenika§6.5.9  what was going on, they rushed out by the gates leading to Pallantium, gained refuge in the temple of Artemis before they could be -370
Diodorus Siculus, Library 8-40§15.59.2  killed and more than fourteen hundred fled, some to Sparta, others to Pallantium . -370
Diodorus Siculus, Library 8-40§15.59.3  Now these latter refugees were surrendered by the Pallantians and slaughtered by the victorious party, whereas those who took refuge in -370
Xenophon, Hellenika§7.5.5  to their side. These were the Tegeans, the Megalopolitans, the Aseans, the Pallantians, and whatever cities were constrained to adopt this course for the -362
Dionysius of Halicarnassus, Roman Antiquities§19.2.1  to abide and to sail no farther. When he had sailed round Pallantium in Italy, he beheld a vine twining over a wild fig-tree; and -280
Plutarch, Life of Cleomenes§Cleo.4.4  and a thousand horsemen under Aristomachus as general. Cleomenes met them at Pallantium and offered battle, but Aratus, in fear of this boldness, would not -250
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