The earliest signs of prehistoric settlement in Euonymeia were recognized in the 1950s and' 60s at the "Kontopigado" site, where Neolithic era masonry was identified during expansion work on the Vouliagmenis Avenue around a small hill, rising above the surrounding ground.
The earliest signs of prehistoric settlement in Euonymeia were recognized in the 1950s. The earliest signs of prehistoric settlement in Euonymeia were' 60s at the "Kontopigado" site on the Vouliagmenis Avenue around a small hill, rising above the surrounding ground. Neolithic era masonry was identified during expansion work.