Welcome to part six of my pictures from Kos Town. These pictures are of the Greko-Roman settlement that was uncovered in the early 19th century
about a mile south of the main harbor. This settlement consists of foundations, some columns (of a stoa?) and a couple temple/churches. Though they are not the best ruins in the world
they still give a good idea of how the settlements were arranged.
For more information, please see part one
I hope you enjoy the photos. Any comments, please
E-mail me, jpolos@stmarys-ca.edu.
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