Descriptive Attribute	Value(s)
Collection-Unit	9156
Materials-Observed	Tower
Interpretation	Fortified Farmstead
Name	Ano Vayia
Period, Summary	Classical-Hellenistic
Topo-Map	63686
Toponym	Ano Vayia
Northing	4189733.0
Easting	682815.0
Toponym Secondary	Lychnari Bay
Investigation-Methods	DU Survey, Grab Sample, Recorded, Mapped
Elevation	156.0
Area	4197.0
Description	Ano Vayia is a toponym given to a hill that rises South of the plateau of Vayia. The area of the LOCA is at the highest point of the hill. Classical-Hellenistic tower and associated building complex and scatter of artifacts on adjacent hillslope. Two large buildings. Ancient construction. Rough polygonal masonry with no signs of mortar. Some examples of cut stone blocks and some of the polygonal blocks in the lowest courses of the walls are quite large. Wall oriented to the cardinal directions. The LOCA is a large stone structure with six well-preserved walls, and a circular structure. There are scattered concentrations of artifacts in and around the structure. See Caraher, Pettegrew, and James 2010. See Caraher, Pettegrew, and James 2010.
References	William R. Caraher, David K. Pettegrew, and Sarah James, “Towers and Fortifications at Vayia in the Southeast Corinthia,” Hesperia 79.3 (2010): 385–415.
Toponymn (Linked)	Ano Vayia Lychnari Bay
Period (Linked)	Classical-Hellenistic