The Nemea Valley archaeological project archaeological survey
Contributors: Davis, Jack L.; Mantzourani, Eleni
Edition: Internet ed.
Publisher: Department of Classical Studies, University of Michigan
Published: 1996
Place of publication: Ann Arbor, Mich
Language: eng
Subjects: Computer network resources; Antiquities
Other titles: NVAP-AS
Description: "NVAP-AS was organized in 1983 to investigate through the technique of intensive surface survey an area of approximately 80 square kilometers in the southern Corinthia, Greece. The area extends from Mt. Phoukas and the ridge of the ancient city-state of Phlius, on the north, to the Dervenakia (Tretos) Pass and Mt. Strongylo, on the south. From 1984-86, three teams of archaeologists operating in the field each summer examined a total of 50 square kilometers; in 1989, much of the remainder was inspected using less intensive procedures. The archaeological survey was the first in Greece to take as its most basic unit of analysis not the site but rather the individual artifact: we have been interested in explaining the existence of all traces of activity in the ancient landscape, not only major concentrations of artifacts or those that remain in the places where they were originally deposited."Nemea Valley Archaeological Project: Archaeological Survey: Intenet Edition.

Links to information, publications,  and images from the Nemea Valley archaeological survey.
Notes: Title from Web page (viewed on Feb. 14, 1999).

Directors, John F. Cherry, Jack L. Davis, Eleni Mantzourani.

Mode of access: World Wide Web.