Kenchreai was one of the two main port-towns of ancient Corinth. It sits on the Aegean Sea roughly 11 km east of Corinth. The site was excavated from 1962-1969, and then excavations resumed in 2000 and have continued up to the present.
The Kenchreai Archaeological Archive (KAA) is an archival resource that assembles and provides access to written, visual and digital records produced by fieldwork at the ancient port of Kenchreai near Corinth in Greece. KAA is a project of the American Excavation at Kenchreai, which operates with a permit from the Greek Ministry of Culture and under the auspices of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens.
Heath, S.; Rife, J.L.; Bravo III, J.J.; and Blasdel, G. "Preliminary Report on Early Byzantine Pottery from a Building Complex at Kenchreai (Greece)" ISAW Papers 10 (2015)
Slane, K.W. and Sanders, D.R. "Corinth: Late Roman Horizons" Hesperia 74 (2005), 243-297
Site: Kenchreai (Greece/Peloponnese), Contributor(s): ; The Levantine Ceramics Project, accessed on 30 November 2025, https://www.levantineceramics.org/sites/3051-kenchreai.
