Abstract
Excavations in the 1960s and 1970s on the acropolis of Halieis in the southern Argolid revealed material of Final neolithic through Early Helladic I in deposits dating to the Archaic through Classical periods. Post-prehistoric building activities have disturbed any originally in situ prehistoric deposits. The Halieis ceramics are later than those from the nearby Franchthi cave, but compare well with ceramics collected from the surrounding region by the Southern Argolid Survey. A single radiocarbon date derived from shell yields a marine-corrected date range in the 4th millennium B.C.
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