Solygeia (Korinthia) 10 Galataki - Σολύγεια

Σολύγεια - Solygeia, Classical to Hellenistic settlement with a Geometric apsidal temple, W of Galataki in Korinthia Peloponnese
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Latitude: 37.846400
Longitude: 22.974400
Confidence: Medium

Greek name: Σολύγεια
Place ID: 378230USol
Time period: BGACH
Region: Peloponnese
Country: Greece
Department: Korinthia
Mod: Galataki

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Modern Description: Partial foundations of a small E-looking apsidal temple with hypostyle prodomos (8th-6th century BC) were found WSW of Galataki village in 1957. Near it, reusing a Mycenaean grave, was a pit with ca. 1000 small ceramic vases and early archaic figurines of a female divinity (now in Ancient Corinth museum). This was a chance find by schoolchildren, which resulted in excavations conducted by Verdelis. Nothing is visible at the site, apart from some rock-cut tombs atop the rise just N of the modern road. The temple is supposed to be 50 m N of them. The area is thought to be ancient Solygeia, a town of the Korinthia. Archaeology magazine 1962
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solygeia_(Corinthia)
Wikidata ID: Q21004090

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