Sanctus Constantinus (Methana)

Sanctus Constantinus vel Neograece Άγιος Κωνσταντίνος est locus archaeologicus ad fastigium monticuli, a Methana boream versus eminentis, ubi hodie stat ecclesia sanctis Constantino et Helenae dicata. Circum ecclesiam reperiuntur vestigia sanctuarii Mycenaei. Ibi e vestigiis ossium combustorum patet species varias oblatas esse: e fragmentis fere 165 enumerari licet ossa ovium vel caprarum fere 101, suum 50 (praecipue porcellorum), cervorum fere 4, boum 2, murum 2, columbarum 2, avium aliarum 3, piscis. Notae Bibliographia Yannis Hamilakis, Eleni Konsolaki, "Pigs for the Gods: burnt animal scarifices as embodied rituals at a Mycenaean sanctuary" in Oxford Journal of Archaeology vol. 23 (2004) pp. 135-151 Eleni Konsolaki, "New evidence for the practice of libations in the Aegean bronze age" in Aegaeum vol. 22 (2001) pp. 213–220 Eleni Konsolaki-Yannopoulou, "Mycenaean religious architecture: The archaeological evidence from Ayios Konstantinos, Methana[nexus deficit]" in Papers from the Norwegian Institute at Athens (2004)