Archaeological Site Of Tylissos Crete

  Overview:

The houses of Tylissos were built during the LM I period (16th-15th century B.C.). Additions were made on House A in the LM II (15th-14th century B.C.) and on House C during the LM III period (14th century B.C.). The site was destroyed by fire in the 14th century B.C. and re-inhabited in historic times as is attested by ruins of later houses over the Minoan ones.

Tylissos was excavated by Iosif Chatzidakis in 1902-1913. In 1954, in the course of restorations, parts of a paved court were revealed to the west and a small gallery with five columns to the north of the Square of the Altar.

  Address:

Tylissos

 Location:

Tylissos, Heraklion

  Telephone:

(+30) 2810831498

  Fax:

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  E-mail:

[email protected]

 Url:

www.culture.gr

  Operating Period:

APR-OCT

  Operating Days & Hours:

Summer (1st of April through the 31st of October) 
Every day except Tuesday 08:30 – 15:30
(Last entrance 15:15)

  Admission Fee:

• General admission: Full: €3, Reduced: €2

  Notes:

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