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Skoutela

SKOUTELA Corinthia, Greece.

The site of an Early Christian basilica of the first quarter of the 6th c. ca. 2 km NW of ancient Corinth. Some fine marble architectural fragments excavated in the basilica are in the Corinth Museum. That Skoutela, which lies in the plain below the N cemetery, was inhabited in ancient times is clear from archaic and Classical pottery under the basilica, from a Classical grave nearby, and from Roman coins found in the excavations.

BIBLIOGRAPHY

P. Lawrence, Hesperia 33 (1964) 106-7 I; D. Pallas, Praktika (1953-55) PI.

R. STROUD

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