Pyrgadikia.
Nikiti.
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93.
Pyrgadikia.
On the peninsula, where the village of Pyrgadikia lies, a basili-
ca of the 6th c. has been observed, as well as a diateichisma,
(1.5 km length), possibly of the 10th-11th c.
94.
Nikiti.
At the Early Christian settlement that flourished in Nikiti in the
5th-6th c., two Early Christian basilicas have been recognised,
among other finds. The first was a three-aisled church with
narthex and annexes, and was richly decorated with sculpted
elements, mosaic floors, marble inlays, marble revetments,
wall-paintings and wall mosaics. On the mosaic floor an in-
94. Nikiti, basilica A, ground
plan (Νικήτη, βασιλική Α’,
κάτοψη)
91. Varvara, three basilicas
complex, ground plan
(Βαρβάρα, το συγκρότημα
των τριών βασιλικών,
κάτοψη)
