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Collection-Unit 9213
Materials-Observed Agricultural Equipment
Interpretation Olive crushing basin
Name Lakka Skoutara - Olive Crushing Basin
Period, Summary Roman
Topo-Map 63782
Toponym Lakka Skoutara
Northing 4184217.0
Easting 685294.0
Toponym Secondary Ayia Katerini, Sophiko
Investigation-Methods Grab Sample, Recorded, Mapped
Elevation 275.0
Area 27.0
Description A large limestone basin located Northeast of Ayia Aikaterini church in the valley of Lakka Skoutara and East of foundations of house South of road (LOCA 9200). Its northern border is defined by the terrace wall supporting the road. This crushing basin was used for olive processing. Large, roughly circular carved limestone crushing basin, probably part of a trapetum. Sketch on original form, and drawing by Sarah James of trapetum. Measurements: Diameter = 1.9 meters, Height = 0.29 meters, Thickness = 0.33 meters. Photographed. No grab collection, as no artifacts were noted in immediate area. See Diacopoulos 2004; Pettegrew and Caraher 2020.
References Lita Diacopoulos, “The Archaeology of Modern Greece.” In Mediterranean Archaeological Landscapes: Current Issues, edited by Effie-Fotini Athanassopoulos and LuAnn Wandsnider, 1st ed., 183–98. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, 2004; David K. Pettegrew and William R. Caraher, "Life in Abandonment: The Village of Lakka Skoutara, Corinthia." In Deserted Villages: Perspectives from the Eastern Mediterranean. Grand Forks: The Digital Press at the University of North Dakota, 2020.
Toponymn (Linked) Lakka Skoutara
Period (Linked) Roman
Analytic Period Roman
9213_1
9213_2
9213_3
9213_4
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Lakka Skoutara
Suggested Citation

David K. Pettegrew, Timothy E Gregory, Daniel J Pullen, Richard Rothaus, Thomas F Tartaron. (2021) "LOCA 9213 from Europe/Greece/Corinthia/EKAS Region/Lakka Skoutara". In The Eastern Korinthia Archaeological Survey. David K. Pettegrew, Timothy E Gregory, Daniel J Pullen, Richard Rothaus, Thomas F Tartaron (Ed). Released: 2021-06-04. Open Context. <https://opencontext.org/subjects/81544b50-84a8-4075-9f49-5876cb5fee9f> ARK (Archive): https://n2t.net/ark:/28722/k2fj2t185

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