PATRAS, 43 V. Rouphou Street - 2006

Patras. 43 V. Rouphou Street. L. Papacosta (Στ’ ΕΠΚΑ) reports the discovery of Byzantine buildings with at least two construction phases. To the earlier belong a set of three water channels with poorly constructed walls beside them made of spolia set immediately onto hard-packed ground, with no foundations. To the later belonged a small cistern which included a re-used threshold block. The corner of a Late Roman building was found in the western part of the plot. Further, poorly preserved architectural remains continued into the neighbouring plot to the south, but their function could not be determined.