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Our knowledge of the Roman city and necropolis of Kissamos was enriched, on occasion of a project carried out under the supervision of the Ephorate of Antiquities of Chania, in 2015. In the west cemetery of ancient Kissamos, a new family rock-cut chamber tomb came to light. The rectangular subterranean chamber of a trapezoidal vertical section with a roof opening, received multiple burials. The offerings, included several mainly glass unguentaria, clay vessels, bone objects, beads and gold sheets, demonstrate the long use of this family grave, from the 1 c. A.D. to the 3 c. A.D. Of particular interest is an imported mold-blown glass drinking vessel of luxury ware. It is an inscribed cylindrical beaker of the 1 c. AD, bearing the Greek inscription “ΛΑΒΕ ΤΗΝ ΝΕΙΚΗΝ (incorrect orthography for “CATCH THE VICTORY”).

Γυάλινο ανάγλυφο κύπελλο από την Κίσαμο, ΒΔ Κρήτη