Team

Countries represented this year included Australia, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Poland, South Africa, and Turkey.

Workmen were hired from several local villages in the Pylia. Dionysia Yiannakopoulou served as foreman. 

Our team of pottery analysts was again headed by Salvatore Vitale who was assisted by Chris Hale, Iro Camici, and Katarzyna Dudnik.

Anne Feltovich managed the workroom, with particular attention to small finds.

Denitsa Nenova was assisted by Jen Glaubius in maintaining the project’s GIS in and out of field.

John Wallrodt handled data management.

Our conservators were Alexandros Zokos, Nefeli Theocharous, and Vanessa Muros. 

Annette Dukes joined us for the first time as camp manager.

Simone Agrimonti

Jeff Banks

Mohammed Bhatti

Anna Belza

Csaba Bodnár

Iro Camici

Allison Davis

Katarzyna Dudnik

Emily Egan

Anne Feltovich

Beth Fisher

Jen Glaubius

Chris Hale

Kevin Hunter

Uwe Maihöfer

Laura Magno

Calla McNamee

Vanessa Muros

Deborah Nadal

Donna Nagle

Christina Naston

Elizabeth Neill

Hüseyin Öztürk

Lefteris Papaioannou

Choe Potamianios-Homen

Shelby Raynor

Marcella Rossin

Tina Ross

Ann Santen

Arthur Stephens

Jennifer Stephens

Charles Sturges

Nefeli Theocharous

Efi Tsiolaki

Jeff Vanderpool

Salvatore Vitale

John Wallrodt

Jessica Williams

Jakub Witkowski

Dionysia Giannakopoulou

Piotr Zeman

Alex Zokos

Ten different nationalities were represented this year: American, Australian, British, Canadian, German, Greek, Hungarian, Irish, Italian, and Polish. 

We also enjoyed support from Sia Yiannakopoulou, Thanasis Harabalis, Maria Zacharopoulou, Lefteris Papagioannou, and numerous local workmen.