GREECE PELOPONNESE KORINTHIA AIDONIA

Tomb 3

Tomb number 3 has an 8 m long dromos which is relatively wide with its 1.50 m. There is a tiny marker above the doorway. The 4 x 6 m wide rectangular thalamos of tomb 3 has a conspicously large side chamber on the left. Its roughly worked ceiling imitates a gable roof. The tomb is dated to the 14th-13th century BC. - Above right: Standing in the dromos of tomb 3, number 2 on the left and in the background on the left is the lattice protecting the shaft grave, tomb 12.

Tomb 4

The unplundered chamber tomb number 4 of the 15th-13th century BC has a 4m-long and 1.10 m wide dromos. The 1.50 m high stomion had been closed off with a wall of unworked field stones. The interior of tomb 4 has a 3 x 4 m wide and 2 m high rectangular chamber. On the floor were the remains of eight bodies and a number of grave goods. - Above right: The entrances of tomb 4 on the left and tomb 5 on the right. - Below: More photos of the entrance. - Bottom: Entrance and thalamos of tomb 4.