Labraunda
THE SITE
Ancient authors about Labraunda
The remains inside the Sanctuary
The remains outside the sanctuary
Bibliography
Preliminary Excavation Reports
Immediately to the south of Andron C lie the unexcavated remains of the South Bath, of which the heating chamber (hypocaust) has been identified in a deep hole to the south-west of Andron C. Most walls of the bath have been traced, including that of a large apsidal room looking south. The architectural outline resembles those of Roman baths at Tlos and Patara in Lycia, which belong to the 2nd or 3rd centuries AD, and this may be the date of the Labraunda South Bath as well, if it is not somewhat later.
The South Bath
The remains: Andron B and C Terraces and the East Stoa
Restored plan of South Bath.
(J. Blid)
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