Archaeological Site

Greece / Argolis / Ayia Triada /

An archaeological site south of the acropolis of ancient Mycenae, excavated under the auspices of the Athens Archaeological Society in 2007-2011. The excavations revealed occupation from the Mycenaean to the Archaic periods, with the majority of structure remains from the Geometric period.

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Coordinates: 37°43'42"N 22°45'21"E

Mycenae 0.6 km
Archaia Nemea 10 km
Ancient city of Kleonai 11 km
Acropolis 11 km
Acrocorinth 21 km
The Harbor of Lechaion 26 km
The Fortress and the Hexamilion 29 km
Archaeological Site of Isthmia 30 km
Diolkos Corinth (Railway) 31 km
Leuktra (Leuctra) 69 km

Mycenaean Tombs 1.1 km
Σάρα 1.3 km
Αγιολιάς - Mount Profitis Ilias (804 m) 1.8 km
Restaurant. 2 km
Mycenaean Road 3.6 km
Argos Moto Cross Park 5 km
Derbenaki Pass 7.1 km
Parnavos 9 km
Peripheral unit of Corinthia 22 km
Peripheral unit of Argolis 23 km

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Mycenaean Tombs Σάρα Αγιολιάς - Mount Profitis Ilias (804 m) Restaurant. Mycenaean Road Argos Moto Cross Park Derbenaki Pass Parnavos Peripheral unit of Corinthia Peripheral unit of Argolis