Priceless archaeological treasure with a number of relics of figurines, cult utensils, utilitarian objects and effigies were located in a forest area in Parnitha.

The relics were located this morning, taken to Security and examined by the Ephorate of Antiquities.

As ELAS states in a related announcement, the Department of Cultural Heritage and Antiquities of the Attica Security Directorate, following the utilization of information, collected ancient objects that were found in the morning hours of 6-15-2023 in a forest area of ​​Parnitha.

The ancient objects were transported by a group of police officers to the headquarters of the above service and examined by an archaeologist of the Ephorate of Antiquities of Western Attica, who opined that some of them fall under the protective provisions of the Antiquities Protection Law, while the rest need further investigation.

The antiquities that are included in the protection of the cultural heritage and constitute objects of great historical and archaeological value are the following:

lamp length -11- centimeters,
Corinthian aryval of -6- centimeters high,
part of a preserved clay spice jar of height -8.5- centimeters and
part of a fusillade-shaped incense container with a preserved height of -11.5- centimeters.

The antiquities that were confiscated and need further examination are as follows:

lamp with a diameter of -15.5- centimeters,
two-piece amphora -13- centimeters high,
blackish lekythos height -33- centimeters,
three-leafed vine of -15- centimeters high,
vase -31- centimeters high,
-8-centimeter height object,
bronze figurine of a male figure -10- centimeters tall,
bronze figurine of a female figure -20- centimeters high,
bronze effigy of an amphora -6- centimeters high,
bronze figurine of a female figure, 9 cm high,
bronze figurine of a female figure -12- centimeters high,
bronze replica of a wheel with a diameter of -7.5- centimeters,
bronze figurine of a cow, length -11- centimeters,
bronze figurine of a female infant figure, 9 cm high,
clay female head -8-cm high,
lamp length -10.5- centimeters,
vase -12- centimeters high,
lamp with a base diameter of -8.5- centimeters,
aryballoid likythium -9- centimeters high,
vase -11- centimeters high,
unsightly 12-centimeter tall,
amphora of -9- centimeters high,
lamp 9 cm long,
-8.5-centimeter height object,
part of a surviving figurine of a female figure of -13- centimeters high,
lamp length -10- centimeters,
vase height -12.5- cm
two-way closed vase -12- centimeters high
The antiquities will be delivered for safekeeping and final evaluation to the Archaeological Collection of Acharna.

The filed case file will be submitted to the Criminal Prosecutor of Athens.