It’s not sandy Pylos of Homeric fame, is it?
Nope. Hey, I think I went to school with Sandy Pylos... maybe not though... after the end of that kingdom, Mycenaean Pylos was never rebuilt. Much later the Athenians defeated the Spartans at the island there, and in modern times Blegen found the other large archive (after Knossos) of Linear B inscribed tablets.
“It’s not sandy Pylos of Homeric fame, is it?”
Nope. Pylos is on the west coast of the most western peninsula of the Peloponnesus. Its a particularly beautiful place. King Nestor’s palace, high on a mountain overlooking the town and the Ionian Sea, has been excavated and is really something worth seeing.