Petsas House at Mycenae
Code name (Unique Key)
Loc37
Site
Mycenae
Area
Lower city at Mycenae
Building
Petsas House at Mycenae
General type of building
Other
General functions of the building
Residential
Craftsmanship
General description of the location
The building complex known as ‘Petsas House’ is located to the NW of and outside the palatial citadel of Mycenae and was used for multiple functions including domestic, industrial (ceramic production) and economic activities. It is a terraced two-story structure with habitation over the ground-floor storerooms.
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It is a groundfloor room with walls of 0.40 - 0.50 m width and floor of bea... -
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