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Site No. 104
UTM East 752119; UTM North 4025521. Date: Rom
5/7/2008: This site, located south of site 102, is roughly triangular in
shape, bounded by the sea to its NW, a ridge (50 m high and rising further)
immediately to its NE, and a more gently rising slope to its SW, which was
terraced for agriculture. A denser scatter was observed in the northern
portion of the site, and a number of sherd types were found, including both
Roman coarse ware, fine ware, and roof tiles, one of which was stamped. In
the southern portion, a number of deep (approx. 3 m at the deepest) looters’
pits were observed. One pit appears to have once held an ancient kiln, a
suggestion that was also mentioned by a local resident, though no remains
were found.
Site No. 105
UTM East 752222; UTM North 4025549. Date: Hell – Rom - Byz
5/7/2008: A small site on the end of a 50+ m high ridge ending in cliffs
above a beach. There was no visible scatter on the slope of the hill, or on the
road cut approx. half way up, but at the top of the hill, on the western side of
the site, a dense concentration of ceramic remains was visible on the surface,
in the midst of small fields terraced with stone walls. A number of roof tiles
and many vessel sherds were present in this concentration.
Site No. 110. Site Name: Gülchihan (Beach)
UTM East 764127; UTM North 4039226. Date: EB - Iron – Hell – Rom
8/7/2008: A site located on an east slope between a low ridge (≈60 m
at highest) and the beach of the holiday village of Gülchihan. A Cypriot
Geometric (Iron Age) sherd was found near a wadi, with a spiral decoration
on a creamy background.