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Exedra - Ancient Thera
(exedres, exedrae)

The Exedra (Greek plural exedres; Latin exedrae) immediately after the Sanctuary of Artemidoros were three temple-like buildings of the Roman period (1st - 2nd century AD). Built in a row, they housed statues of individuals from prominent families of Thera who were honored by the city. On a raised platform of three or four tiers, they held pedestals for the statues. The inscribed bases of some of the statues survive today.

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Altitude (in meters) : 353
Chronological Period : Roman Period
Access : PathPath
Accessible : NormallyNormally
Duration of Visit : 1 hour 30 minutes

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