Eutresis is a settlement and archaeological monument of the early Bronze Age in Greece, which gave rise to the eponymous archaeological culture of the early Helladic period .
Archeology
The culture of Eutresis belongs to the 3100 / 3000-2650 years. BC er ( early Hellenic period ). For the first time, culture was described as an independent phenomenon by archaeologist Colin Renfrew . Among other monuments of this culture are known Lifares (Lithares, Boeotia), Palea-Kokkinia (Palaia Kokkinia, Attica), Perahora-Vouliagmeni (Perachora-Vouliagmeni, Corinthia), Nemea-Tsungiz (Nemea-Tsoungiza, Corinthia) and Talioti (Talo-tiungisi, Corinthia), Nemea-Tsungiz (Nemea-Tsoungiza, Corinthia) and Talioti (Talo-Tsungizi) ).