Major centers of Mycenaean material cultures in northern Greece

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1. Äani: Karamitrou-Mentessidi 1988; eadem 1989, 54 fig. 3; 56 fig. 11; ibid. 1994, 120 fig. 64; 121 fig. 69; Lykiardopoulou-Petrou 1995, 70 fig. 22–24; Karamitrou-Mentessidi 2000, 597 Tab. 1; 605 fig. 2–7; 606 fig. 8–10;
2. Aidniotiki Magula: Maran 1992, 267 f. pl. 144,6–11.
3. Angelochori: Hochstetter 1984, 324; Stefani 1994, 125 ff.; 130 fig. 1,3–5; eadem 1997, 105; 107 fig. 5–7;
4. Ano Komi: Karamitrou-Mentessidi 1998, 445 ff.; 462 fig. 2–5; 463 fig. 6–10; 464 fig. 14–20.
5. Apidea: Karamitrou-Mentessidi 1999a, 120; 132; 146 f.; 319 fig. 16.
6. Apsalos: Chrysostomou et al. 2000, 500; 504 fig. 12.
7. Argissa Magula: Hanschmann 1981, 114 ff; Maran 1992, 232 ff.
8. Asprovrisi: Hochstetter 1984, 376 fig. 57.
9. Assiros: Rey 1917–19, 119 f. pl. 33,1; Wardle 1980, 249; Hochstetter 1984, 293; 376 fig. 57.
10. Axiochori: Heurtley 1925–26, 1 ff.; idem 1939, 36 ff.; Hochstetter 1984, 208 f. 283; 376 fig. 57.
11. Axiokastro: Karamitrou-Mentessidi 1999a, 116; 132; 145 f.; 317 fig. 11–12.
12. Barç: Hochstetter 1984, 359; 376 fig. 57.
13. Bounarbaşi: Maran 1992, 251 pl. 145,14–17.
14. Chadsinota: Allamani 1983, 304 f. pl. 123, b.c.d.
15. Chasambali: Maran 1992, 236 f.
16. Chasan Tartar: Hochstetter 1982, 204.
17. Chortiatis: Grammenos et al. 1997, 38 pl. 5,3.7.8.
18. Chromio: Romiopoulou 1971, pl. 58; 60; Hochstetter 1984, 323 f.; 376 fig. 57.
19. Delichani: Maran 1992, 238.
20. Dodoni: Hochstetter 1984, 327; 376 fig. 57.
21. Domokos-Kastri: Maran 1992, 272.
22. Dourmousli: Hochstetter 1984, 376 fig. 57.
23. Dogatsi Magula: Maran 1992, 256.
24. Dukat: Bodinaku 1990, 85.
25. Elati: Karamitrou-Mentessidi 1999a, 138.
26. Episkopi, Toumba Slata: Vokotopoulou 1986, 262 pl. 337,b; Hochstetter 1984, 376 fig. 57.
27. Exochi: Karamitrou-Mentessidi 1999a, 135.
28. Gona: Hochstetter 1984, 295 f. 376 fig. 57; Horejs, in press, pl. 129,S3–S5.
29. Kalindria: Hochstetter 1984, 288 ff; 376 fig. 57; Koukouli-Chrysanthaki 1994, 113 fig. 58.
30. Kalo Nero: Maran 1992, 265.
31. Kamenska Čuka: Stefanoviç and Bankoff 1998, 270 fig. 15,a.b; 274.
32. Kastanas: Hochstetter 1984, 181 ff; 376 fig. 57.
33. Kastritsa: ibid., 325 ff. 376 fig. 57.
34. Kato Pedina: Andreou and Kotsakis 1991, 254 fig. 18.
35. Koutsochero: Maran 1992, 240.
36. Kranidia: Karamitrou-Mentessidi 1999a, 138.
37. Kria: Andreou and Kotsakis 1991, 255 fig.. 20–21.
38. Krioneri: Karamitrou-Mentessidi 1999a, 117; 132; 344 fig. 66.
39. Krivi Dol: Mitrevski 1997, 297 nr. 33.
40. Lembet: Hochstetter 1984, 376 fig. 57.
41. Levkopetra: Stefani 2000, 547 f.
42. Lianokladi: Wace and Thompson 1912, 171–192; Maran 1992, 274 ff.
43. Limnotopos: Hochstetter 1984, 284 f. 376 fig. 57.
44. Liti: ibid., 376 fig. 57.
45. Maliq: ibid., 359 f. 376 fig. 57.
46. Makria Magula: Maran 1992, 259.
47. Mavropigi: Karamitrou-Mentessidi 1999a, 139.
48. Melitäa: Maran 1992, 272 f.
49. Mesimeriani Toumba: Grammenos and Kotsos 2002, 27.
50. Metamorfosi: Hochstetter 1984, 376 fig. 57; Karamitrou-Mentessidi 1999a, 347 fig. 73.
51. Molyvopyrgos: Hochstetter 1984, 298; 376 fig. 57.
52. Mylos: Maran 1992, 259.
53. Paläokastro (Glas): Karamitrou-Mentessidi 1999a, 117 f. 360 fig. 100.
54. Paläokastro (Derengli): Maran 1992, 260.
55. Pevkakia Magula: ibid., 147 ff.
56. Pelasgia: ibid., 278 f.
57. Perivolaki: Hochstetter 1984, 293 f. 376 fig. 57.
58. Pherä: Maran 1992, 246 f.
59. Platania: Hochstetter 1984, 320 f. Vokotopoulou 1986, 262 ff. fig. 16; 17 pls. 335; 336,b; 337,a.
60. Polimylos: Karamitrou-Mentessidi 1999a, 123; 128.
61. Pontokomi: ibid., 139.
62. Pteleon: Maran 1992b, 281 ff. pl. 150,1.2.
63. Pyrasos: Theocharis 1959, 29 ff.; Maran 1992, 269.
64. Raches: Maran 1992, 283.
65. Revmatia-Paliambela: ibid., 261.
66. Rimno: Karamitrou-Mentessidi 1999a, 139.
67. Rini: Maran 1992, 264.
68. Sesklo: ibid., 225 f. pl. 151,4.5.
69. Servia: Karamitrou-Mentessidi 1999a, 139.
70. Sourpi Magula: Maran 1992, 271.
71. Sousouli: Karamitrou-Mentessidi 1999a, 135.
72. Sparto: ibid., 123; 128; 140.
73. Spilia (Pharsala): Maran 1992, 256.
74. Spilia (Eklisaki): Karamitrou-Mentessidi 1999a, 140.
75. Stathmos Angistas: Hochstetter 1984, 311; 376 fig. 57.
76. Stobi: Mitrevski 1997, 313 nr. 62.
77. Toumba Thessaloniki: Andreou and Kotsakis 1996, 371; 377 fig. 6,TKA 603; 378; 387 fig. 1.
78. Tranovalto: Karamitrou-Mentessidi 1999a, 140.
79. Tren: Hochstetter 1984, 376 fig. 57.
80. Trikala: Maran 1992, 262.
81. Tsangli: ibid., 264.
82. Tsautsitsa: Hochstetter 1984, 287 f. 376 fig. 57.
83. Ulanci: Mitrevski 1997, 316 f. nr. 68.
84. Vardali: Maran 1992, 263.
85. Velvendo: Karamitrou-Mentessidi 1999a, 137.
86. Vodovrati: Mitrevski 1997, 285 f. nr. 13.
87. Volos (Iolkos): Hochstetter 1984, 376 fig. 57; Maran 1992, 221.
88. Vrysi Platania: Maran 1992, 265.
89. Vardarski Rid: Mitrevski 2001, 20 fig. 6; idem 2003, 71 fig. 6.
90. Thermi A (Kaputsedes, Sedes): Horejs, in press, pl. 131,S14–S15.
91. Anchialos (Sindos): personal information St. Gimatzidi

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Dragi Mitrevski strongly agrees with crucial influence of presence of Mycenaean culture on several other mixed layers, mostly in Pelagonia-Kavadarci region, although I am not sure that the typological school of dating, which may be relied upon only under certain criteria and is not as definitive as isotope decay based methods , used in FYROM is so reliable in this case.

FYROM has only one worldwide recognized Myceanologist , P. H. Ilievski, but his interests gravitates about phillological alternatives of the exploration of that civilization, which would reconstructs some other aspects of their life in contrast that most of the finds of literacy are raport-styled administrative listings.

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I know about Mitrevskis views

Ilievski however is not familiar. Do you have any sample data from him?