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Excavations at Sparta, 1927: § 3.—The Acropolis, 1926–27
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 11 October 2013
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The principal results of the work of the first two seasons on the Acropolis were described in the Annual two years ago (xxvi. pp. 240–76), and it remains to complete the account for the two following years (1926–27). The task is fairly simple, since the main features of the stratification of the area which yielded finds of predominantly Hellenic date have been already described, and the results obtained from the other parts of the Acropolis which we explored are of much less interest and importance, and can be dismissed briefly. The Byzantine church on the eastern spur of the main summit must be reserved for a separate report.
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page 39 note 1 My account of the results obtained in 1926 owes a great deal to the careful records kept by Mr. G. A. D. Tait, who supervised the work on the Acropolis throughout that campaign.
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