Naupaktos, Plastira Street. (Figs 1-3). The 22nd EBA reports the discovery of the southern part of a Byzantine public bath which occupied the entire excavation plot, continuing east under Plastira Street and north into the property of the brothers I. Perati. In the east part of the complex was a cistern, and immediately to the east of it the caldarium and hypocaust with its square brick pillars. The wall which linked the caldarium with the cistern had two brick arched openings. Το...

Naupaktos, Kastro. The 22nd EBA reports on excavation on the second and top tier of the Kastro, and at the church of Prophitis Ilias (Figs 1-2). Excavation east of the church apse revealed the walls of an Ottoman sacred precinct, the south wall of which corresponded to the south wall of the church. The entrance to the main part of the precinct was via a door in the centre of the curved northwest side, aligned with the mihrab. The southeast wall of a second smaller, curved precinct was also...

Naupaktos, Ovryolaka (O.T. 235, Pappa and V. Stratou properties). The 22nd EBA reports the discovery on the Pappa property of a further part of the Byzantine cemetery with numerous pseudo-cist and tile-graves first excavated in 1990 on the Kaltsa property (FIG). A further seven pseudo-cists, one pit grave and four free burials were excavated. The pseudo-cists were defined by one to three series of irregularly shaped stones with, in several cases, a tile infill, and had large cover slabs. The...