The 1997, 1998 and 2000 Susac Expeditions were conducted by the multinational members of the Korcula Archaeological Research Group KARG (Bass et al. 1997; Bass 1998; Radic et al. 1998; 2000). Logistical elements such as fresh water, food re-supply, and transportation limited the seasons on Susac to general surface survey and test excavations on identified archaeological sites. While systematic archaeological survey had not been conducted on Susac prior to the 1997 expedition, a Roman-Palaeochristian-Medieval structural complex near the Sv. Mihovil church had been visited on previous occasions (Fiskovic 1980; 1986 and Rismondo 1990). However, these investigations were limited to that locality.