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Question 3

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Title

Question 3

Language

en

Identifier

G.08.03

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3d STOP: aisleless church (GPS spot)
We are located in front of the simple, aisleless Byzantine church which dates back to the 12th century. This small sized church is built by architectural remains from the surrounding area and is in use after the destruction of the older royal cemetery, which was located outside the walls. For its construction older building materials were used.
Can you find a building material from an earlier phase that walled the Byzantine church?

QuestionText

Did you find the spot?

Correct Answer

YES

DescriptionCorrectAnswer

Well done. You are in front of the simple aisleless Byzantine church of Polystylon, which dates back to the 12th century and because of its location and its use it is estimated that it is a Church Cemetery. This small sized church is built by architectural remains from the surrounding area and is in use after the destruction of the older royal cemetery, which was located outside the walls. Its dimensions are 7.25 x 5.40 m and it has a three-sided apse which is outside on its eastern side. Outside and on both sides of the entrance there are two buttresses. The floor consists of bricks. The masonry is carefully composed of horizontal layers of large carved marble and limestone from ancient buildings.
Go to the next spot to take part in the 4th Test.

Option A

NO

DescriptionOptionA

It doesn’t matter. Maybe a mistake was made with the identification of the location.
The aisleless Byzantine church of Polystylon dates back to the 12th century and because of its location and its use it is estimated that it is a Church Cemetery. This small sized church is built by architectural remains from the surrounding area and is in use after the destruction of the older royal cemetery, which was located outside the walls. Its dimensions are 7.25 x 5.40 m and it has a three-sided apse which is outside on its eastern side. Outside and on both sides of the entrance there are two buttresses. The floor consists of bricks. The masonry is carefully composed of horizontal layers of large carved marble and limestone from ancient buildings. An ancient column is visible, built into an ancient wall, which is an extension of the south wall of the church.

Go now to the 4th spot to find the transverse wall of the town.

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40.932254

Lon

24.972374

PointID

ABD.12.00.01

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“Question 3,” iGuide Repo, accessed December 23, 2024, http://ubuntu01.ceti.gr/omeka/items/show/2116.

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