Monemvasia, Naos tis Panagias Kritikias or Myrtidiotissa - 2007

In the eastern part of the church and attached to the Iero Vima, was a rubble wall of bricks and lime mortar. On its northern side was a vertical poros post belonging to a door, corresponding to the prothesis of the church. Between the Iero Vima and the wall, was another wall of an earlier building to the east of the present church. The central apse of the Iero Vima was not semi-circular as is normal for churches in the area of Monemvasia, but straight. The wall of the Iero Vima was constructed with rubble and mortar, the southern side of which overlay a cobble path, while in the north it sat upon the remains of earlier structures. Construction methods and the style of the church indicate that it was built during the 2^nd Venetian occupation (1690-1715), probably not before 1699.