Late Helladic And Later Reuse Phases Of Kastrouli Settlement (Greece): Preliminary Dating Results

Research at the Kastrouli settlement in Delphi, Greece, reveals that this archaeological site was initially occupied during the Late Helladic period and subsequently reused across multiple historical phases, including the Middle Geometric, Early Archaic, and Classical periods. This discovery was made through a combination of optical luminescence dating (OSL) on ceramic samples and radiocarbon (C-14) dating of a bone sample, providing a preliminary but significant timeline for the site's occupation. The study highlights the site's continuous relevance in different historical contexts, offering new insights into the long-term use and significance of Delphi as a cultural and archaeological landscape.

Liritzis, I., Jin, Z., Fan, A., Sideris, A., & Drivaliari, A. (2016). Late Helladic And Later Reuse Phases Of Kastrouli Settlement (Greece): Preliminary Dating Results. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/ZENODO.163775