Panagitsa Hill

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Panagitsa Hill is the elevated site near Mycenae in Greece that hosts major Mycenaean archaeological remains, including the famed Treasury of Atreus.

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Panagitsa Hill canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological site
hill
archaeologicalSignificance major Mycenaean remains
associatedWithCulture Mycenaean Greeks
associatedWithSite citadel of Mycenae
linked to: Mycenae
contains Mycenaean tombs
Tholos tombs
Treasury of Atreus
burial structures
monumental tomb architecture
country Greece
elevationRelativeTo surrounding plain near Mycenae
hasArchaeologicalSiteType Mycenaean site
hasNameInLanguage Παναγίτσα (Greek)
hasNotableStructure Treasury of Atreus
tholos tomb of so‑called Atreus
linked to: Treasury of Atreus
heritagePeriod Mycenaean period
locatedIn Mycenae
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Argolis
Peloponnese
locatedInTimePeriod Late Bronze Age
locatedNear modern village of Mykines
near Argive plain
Mycenae archaeological site
linked to: Mycenae
partOf Mycenaean civilization
wider Mycenae archaeological complex
timeOfUse Late Helladic period
tourismAttraction yes
usedFor elite burials
funerary practices

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Treasury of Atreus locatedOn Panagitsa Hill