Summary
- The Keos Project was an intensive, multiperiod surface survey undertaken to generate an inventory of extant sites of all periods, as the basis for a diachronic study of changing settlement organization and human adaptation within a clearly demarcated insular region.
Project Dates
- 1983 - 1984
Periods
- No period data has been added yet
- 6100 BC
- 4500 BC
- 325 BC
- 300 AD
- 625 AD
- 750 AD
- 1225 AD
- 1250 AD
- 1900 AD
Survey Method
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Research Focus
Other Comments
- Did factors such as proximity to the mainland of Attica play an important determining role in Keos' settlement patterns? In what ways did large-scale political and economic networks affect the internal composition and arrangement of small, local units over time?
Research Institution
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