- Cholargos
Cholargos, Cholargos Metro Station. M. Pologiorgi (Β’ ΕΠΚΑ) reports on the discoveries of workshops and burials. The area belonged to the ancient deme of Phlya. Another section of the road that was previously reported was excavated (Fig 1). The road ran from the city to the Mesogaia, was three metres wide and had a retaining wall on both sides. It is dated in the 5th c. and it also had a 4th c. B.C. construction phase. A 457-474 A.D. coin...
Cholargos. Excavations associated with the construction of the metro have brought to light a stretch of a 5th-century BC road with drainage pipes 0.4m di. A roadside cemetery, also of the 5th century, contained the larnax burial of an infant, with grave goods including a black-glazed...
Four Classical graves were discovered on Mesogeion avenue during the construction of the metro station of Cholargos. Two were child burials in larnakes and 2 were cist...
Athens metro. Excavation for the ventilation shafts and stations of the west extension of Line 3. D. N. Christodoulou (Β’ ΕΠΚΑ) reports. Junction of Mesogeion Avenue and 17th November Street. Excavation for the construction of the Phokidos shaft revealed a 17.5m long stretch of the main ancient road running northeast-southwest from the city to the Mesogeia. Parts of two successive southern retaining walls and the road surface were found. A few sherds place the initial...