GREECE PELOPONNESE KORINTHIA NEMEA TSOUNGIZA

Excavations on the low hill above Ancient Nemea revealed a prehistoric settlement, which was periodically inhabited during the Neolithic through Late Mycenaean periods (ca. 6500-1200 BC). The exploration began 1924-27 by Carl Blegen and J.P. Harland, and was resumed 1979-86 by the Nemea Valley Archaeological Project.

During my visit in 2020 I found the site at the top of the hill. However, it was a quite limited area, fenced and locked. There are some minor remains of prehistoric walls made of small unworked stones, but in the end there is not very much to see.

Below: View from Tsoungiza to the Sanctuary of Zeus.