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Berbati Valley (Mastos Hill)Berbati Valley (Mastos Hill) (Greece) The Berbati Valley is an archaeological site located in the northeast of the Peloponnese, northeast of Argos. Human activity and a settlement have been recorded since the Paleolithic. The Swedish Institute at Athens started with archaeological excavations on the site in 1935, under supervision of Axel W. Persson. The settlement has been in use since Helladic times and a notable find was a Late Mycenaean Potter's Quarters containing over 175.000 ceramic sherds. At first work was focused on excava­tions in the west­ern part of the Berbati val­ley itself, but later the inves­tiga­tions came to include the Limnes and Miyio val­leys, located to the east.