NEAPOLIS - Anc. Boiai - 2000

Neapolis (ancient Boiai), 124 Akti Boion Street (G. I. and K. Kontraphouri property). A. Themos (then Ε' ΕΠΚΑ now Epigraphical Museum) reports the discovery of walls and Late Roman pottery (amphorae, terra sigillata, and incised and combed ware) during excavation connected with the insertion of new supports into a house basement. The plot lies south of the central square of Neapolis, immediately bordering the site of a Late Roman bath previously partially excavated (see ADelt 25 [1970] Chr, 172; ADelt 26 [1971] Chr, 120−22; ADelt 28 [1973] Chr, 173−75, and noting the fragment of Diocletian’s Edict on Maximum Prices previously found here: AE [1992], 165−77). The present remains must be part of this complex.