PG pottery was found at this site. No architectural remains dating to the PG period were found so far. Most probably a small settlement was located here. A Mycenaean pit grave was found 700 m NW of the mound, in the field of A. Bala at the modern village of Kypseli. The grave contained multiple burials furnished with 5 alabastra and a bead.

Records

• 1992: Intensive/Urban Survey by K.I. Gallis (Greek Archaeological Service)
  

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• Gallis, K.I., 1992. Άτλας Προϊστορικών Οικισμών της Ανατολικής Θεσσαλικής Πεδιάδας, Λάρισα: 134–135
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