Abstract

Two New Cists Tombs from Skamneli, Epirus, NW Greece

Highlights

  • The summer of 2016 at the village Skamneli (Ioannina, Greece) an undisturbed cist tomb (Grave 1), made by four large well-dressed sandstones, was located by a group of locals

  • The tomb was furnished with: an armlet of bronze wire with spiralling ends, a bronze anklet with a central rib and double spiral elements, several bronze rings, a bronze wheel-headed pin (Length: 17.5cm), two bronze elongated horseshoe-shaped objects and a significant number of beads made of various materials

  • The jewelry form part of the central European inspired tradition which characterizes many objects coming from cist tombs in the region of Zagori

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Introduction

The summer of 2016 at the village Skamneli (Ioannina, Greece) an undisturbed cist tomb (Grave 1), made by four large well-dressed sandstones, was located by a group of locals. The lower half of the female skeleton, which appears to have been placed in the grave in a second phase, was undisturbed, while the bones of the older male dead were heavily disturbed.

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