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Surroundings:

Temple of the DeliansBasilica in DelosAgora of the ItaliansThe Dionysos mosaicThe sewage of the housePanorama from the Sanctuary of Syrian GodsLion TerraceOne of the lionsHouse of HermesThe house of Hermes as seen from the Inopos areaView from Sarapeion A towards the Temple of Isis in Sarapeion CSarapeion ADelos Theatre West - DelosDelos TheatreView from W, at the top of the stairsView of Sarapeion B from the Sanctuary of the Syrian GodsSamothrakeionHouse of the lakeView from SView from the NTemple of IsisThe dolphins mosaichouse of DelfinionThe entrance to the houseDelos' Hydreion in the rain!The Dionysos mosaicMosaic of the amphorea and the birdHouse of the MasksThe atriumMount Kynthos

Location:

  • Greece, Ágios Ioánnis Diakóftis
  • geo:37.400021,25.266827
  • Location ± 5-25 m.

Period or year:

  • -570~ / unknown

Class:

  • Building (other)
  • visible

Identifiers:

  • vici:place=101020

Annotations

Rectangular hall with porches; on the southern side of the Sanctuary of Apollo. 

Two-aisled hall with central colonnade of 8 columns, opening onto a porch distyle in antis at the west end and onto a porch of 4 prostyle Ionic columns at the east end.

Used as a club house or guildhall. Dedicated by the Naxians to Apollo. This building replaced an earlier three-aisled hall of the 7th century B.C, which had an entrance on the north. Coulton and Dinsmoor claim an Ionic inner colonnade, Zaphiropoulou believes it was Doric. The prostyle porch on the east was a later addition.

Coulton 1976, 233; Dinsmoor 1975, 142; Zaphiropoulou 1983, 16; via https://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/artifact?name=Delos%2C+Oikos+of+the+Naxians&object=Building


Nearby

Temple of the Delians

Temple of the Delians

Delos ship ?

Delos ship” (70 x 20 m) tentatively located by Lucien Basch near the neorion of the Bull’s Monument.

Temple of Aphrodite

Temple of Aphrodite


This object was added by T.G. Dallas on 2025-04-21. Last update by T.G. Dallas on 2025-04-21. Persistent URI: http://vici.org/vici/101020 . Download as RDF/XML, KML.
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