The
Hellenistic settlement
was the seat of the Thesprotian League (Koinon) and, for a short period, of the Epirotan League. It lies to the north of
Kalamas which, like the rest of the area was controlled by the settlement.
The first excavations of the site were carried out in 1985 and ever since systematic work has been continued by K. Preka-Alexandri.
Excavations have brought to light the following monuments:
•
Building A,
a Hellenistic structure with an atrium, a corridor running along the sides, and chambers with mosaic floors.
3.000 clay sealings were discovered inside the building.
•
Small temple.
• Building B, which was probably used as a mint.
• Building C.
• The
stoa.
Other important monuments at the site are the
fortification wall
of the settlement, the
theatre, and private buildings.
Archaeological site
Art & culture
- Ancient monuments
- Temples
- Houses
- Walls
- Stoas
- Theatre
- Mosaics
- Buildings
- Visiting Information
- Ancient city
- Hellenistic period, 323-31 BC
- Cemetery
- Hellenistic period, 323-31 BC
- Ancient agora
Organizational Structure / Affiliations / Networks / Memberships / Relations
- As a monument is administered by:
- Finds are exhibited at the museums:
