Fieldwork in southern Samos highlights activity trends spanning the Archaic period and Byzantine eras, suggesting historical significance.
The West Area of Samos Archaeological Project (WASAP) conducted fieldwork over four years (2021–4), with the aim of investigating the western portion of the island of Samos. This article presents the results of the work undertaken in the southern part of the WASAP study area. WASAP fieldwork in this area was focused on the plain of Marathokampos, and areas of the southern coastline between Koumeiika in the east and Limnionas in the west. The data collected sheds new light on activity in this area between the Archaic and Byzantine periods.
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