Archaelogical Sites
Archaelogical Sites:
Ancient Kranni: Ancient Kranni located in south side of the Gulf of Puppies, to 1km. from Argostoli. The habitation of the region witnessed since prehistoric times, according to pottery collected from the acropolis.
Ancient Temple in Scala: Close to the Roman villa of La Scala, the main road Scala - Poros and St George to the position maintained the foundations of an archaic Doric temple.
Roman Villa Scala: The Roman villa near the modern village of Skala, a short distance from the sea. Build the second AD cent. and should be destroyed in the 4th AD century. fire. Belongs to the type of rural villa. Of the six sites were maintained, four have mosaic floors, while the sixth place is open air courtyard.
Tholos Tomb: The Tzanata of Poros is the largest discovered so far known domed tomb of western Greece. The tomb is anchored in the sloping and rocky soil on hill Borzi oriented from N to B is constructed in place of smaller, which had collapsed for unknown reasons around 1350 BC For the construction of modern limestone tomb was used in the earlier material.
Mycenaean Cemetery: The largest Mycenaean cemetery discovered in Kefalonia of Mazarakata. Detected and investigated the first time in 1813 by the Commissioner of the island, Colonel de Bosset.
Roman Bath: The Roman bath was excavated in the years 1959 and 1960 by B. Kallipolitis. Situated within the modern town of Sami. The walls are preserved to a height of up to 4m. The building was destroyed by an earthquake is likely in the 6th AD century.
Ancient Kranni: Ancient Kranni located in south side of the Gulf of Puppies, to 1km. from Argostoli. The habitation of the region witnessed since prehistoric times, according to pottery collected from the acropolis.
Ancient Temple in Scala: Close to the Roman villa of La Scala, the main road Scala - Poros and St George to the position maintained the foundations of an archaic Doric temple.
Roman Villa Scala: The Roman villa near the modern village of Skala, a short distance from the sea. Build the second AD cent. and should be destroyed in the 4th AD century. fire. Belongs to the type of rural villa. Of the six sites were maintained, four have mosaic floors, while the sixth place is open air courtyard.
Tholos Tomb: The Tzanata of Poros is the largest discovered so far known domed tomb of western Greece. The tomb is anchored in the sloping and rocky soil on hill Borzi oriented from N to B is constructed in place of smaller, which had collapsed for unknown reasons around 1350 BC For the construction of modern limestone tomb was used in the earlier material.
Mycenaean Cemetery: The largest Mycenaean cemetery discovered in Kefalonia of Mazarakata. Detected and investigated the first time in 1813 by the Commissioner of the island, Colonel de Bosset.
Roman Bath: The Roman bath was excavated in the years 1959 and 1960 by B. Kallipolitis. Situated within the modern town of Sami. The walls are preserved to a height of up to 4m. The building was destroyed by an earthquake is likely in the 6th AD century.
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