VOULA - 2006

Voula, Alkyonidon Avenue.Triantafyllia Kattoula (ΚΣΤ’ ΕΠΚΑ) and Yiannos Kouragios and Mary Yiamalidi (ΚΣΤ’ ΕΠΚΑ) respectively report the discovery of two stretches of a Classical-Hellenistic road. The first, 32.5m long and 2.25m wide (fig. 1), ran north-northwest – south-southeast, with a westwards curve after the first 20m. It was paved with small pebbles in compacted soil, and had a rubble retaining wall. A few Classical-Hellenistic sherds date the construction/use. The second, 47.6m long (fig. 2), ran north-south for the first 30m and then curved to continue east-west. Both retaining walls were excavated. A little pottery was found, mostly black-glazed.