Examples of using Helladic in English and their translations into German
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Early Helladic absidal house.
Tis it serious victims generally Helladic.
And graves of the early Helladic period 3rd millennium B. C.
To 0,90 m. down have we follow a middle Helladic layer;
Sampson, A.,"the early Helladic of graves of Manika," Aegaeum 1, 1987.
Layer, which is 25-30 centimeters strong, follows an early Helladic.
The clay/tone goods found data of the late Helladic III B and III C periods 13.-1. centuries B. C.
Pottery and storage vessels were found burnt on the pebble floors and indicate a destruction by fire,which can be archaeologically dated to the end of Late Helladic IIB.
The city continued, during the middle Helladic and early the Mycenaean periods 2000-1600 B. C.
The group is singular in Phthiotis and marks the road the funeral habit for using of tumulientered Thesaly over south Greece during the late Helladic period.
The buildings belong here the early Helladic II period, although any few Remains in former times are.
The regulation, in each possible case, is only Helladic in the letter.
The settlement began already in Early Helladic I or at the transition to Early Helladic II, as pits with Talioti ware confirm.
The important archaeological site in Akoviti, west of the city, includes a large temple of Poseidon, worshiped in the area at least from the Protogeometric years andtwo Early Helladic Megara, one of which is colossal.
The something similar steinpflastern was observed also in other early Helladic regulations, as Linovrochi, Magoula with Eretria and with Kalogerovrisi.
Specifically the investigations gotten into bright traces of the middle Helladic dwelling(funeral clay/tone goods), clay/tone goods of the late Helladic IIA period(15th century B. C) without purchase to any excavated architectural structure, establishing the late Helladic IIB period(15th century B. C), well-known as Megaron I(mansion I); it was used to late Helladic IIIA1, when it was destroyed by earthquakes and by a building of the different determining position however the same use was replaced: the Megaron II.
Stratigraphic the sequence contains both praehistorischen(late neolithisches II,early Helladic I and II) and historical(late outdated and Hellenistic) layers.
Forms of organized life are presented in the Early Helladic Civilization(3000-2000 BC) as evidenced by traces of settlement, streets and walls in Pilikata and some findings in the Cave of Loizos.
Oldest evidence for human habitation was found in bedrock crevices and dates to the Neolithic period, Early Helladic I(4500-2900 BC) as well as Early Helladic III to Middle Helladic 2200-1600.
Scooping out brought a regulation to the light, during the early and middle Helladic, the Mycenaean, the geometrical and outdated periods, which appropriate Kirchhoefe as well as an important mycenaean Necropolis on the"Barbouna" are inhabited.
Fragments and complete examples are in the section Ith Remains of burningfound in a narrow area in a house of the early Helladic III period had been found, which was interpreted as Nahrungsmittelpurveying enterprise.
The Anatolian kind of clay/tone goodsfound in the Manika Kirchhof can be dated to the early Helladic III times and be considered is frequently the Cycladic pieces in terms of figures.