Archaeological Reconnaissance of Unexplored Remains of Agriculture ( Aroura ) : Preliminary Fieldwork Report of 2011 (original) (raw)

The AROURA project represents a collaboration aimed at investigating archaeological remains related to agricultural practices in the Late Helladic IIIB era around the fortification of Glas in Greece. The initiative focuses on geophysical sampling and surface surveying to uncover evidence of land use, hypothesizing a complex agricultural system possibly overseen by Mycenaean palaces. Despite no positive dating of structural anomalies to the Late Helladic period as of yet, the project suggests significant connections between early agricultural practices and later historical developments, indicating the need for continued research and further investigation.