KASTROSIKIA
(“Berenike”) Greece.
On the
seaward side of the Preveza peninsula. There are indications of an acropolis, some tombs and architectural remains, and a sheltered anchorage. The city was founded
by Pyrrhos and named after his mother-in-law (Plut.
Pyrrh. 6). It is possible that the city stood instead on the
E side of the peninsula at Mikhalitsi, where some rich
burials from the 5th c. B.C. onwards have been excavated.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
S. I. Dakaris in
ArchDelt 17 (1961-62)
2.187f and 19 (1964) 2.305f; N.G.L. Hammond,
Epirus
(1967) 49-51, 578f; I. Vokotopoulou in
ArchDelt 23
(1968) 2.295.
N.G.L. HAMMOND