Labraunda
Labraunda
THE SITE
Ancient authors about Labraunda
The remains inside the Sanctuary
The remains outside the sanctuary
Bibliography
Preliminary Excavation Reports
The remains: the Entrance Area
Returning to the open area inside the entrance buildings, there is a high wall to the north with three large openings to oblong rooms behind the front. The left edge of a fourth opening can be seen to the right. These rooms are not excavated, but they may have been storerooms. Above the wall, and behind it, is a large open area, bordered to the east by a long columnar hall (the East Stoa, no. 12), which is best reached from the next terrace. To the left, a 12-meter-wide processional staircase leads up from the Propylon Area towards the Andron B and C terraces.
The North Wall of Propylon area
North Wall of the Propylon area, seen from the South.
The monumental staircase leading up from the Entrance (or Propylon) Area.
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