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• Which museum(s) have artefacts?

• Excavators? Alan Peatfield & the University College Dublin of Ireland (Atsipadhes Kourakias Peak Sanctuary Project) added 16 Jan 2006
• What era in use? Early Minoan III - Middle Minoan II