Category:Treasury of Epidamnus (Olympia)

**Epidamnian Treasury III**
	sacred building at the sanctuary of Zeus at Olympia
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Instance of	treasury (ancient Greece);
Part of	Treasuries at Olympia;
Dedicated to	Zeus (Olympius);
Location	Olympia, Ancient Olympia Municipality, Elis Regional Unit, West Greece Region, Decentralized Administration of Peloponnese, Western Greece and the Ionian Islands, Greece
Architect	Pyrrhus;
	37° 38′ 20.48″ N, 21° 37′ 51″ E
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English: Pausanias states that the Treasury for Epidamnus is both III and IV, then later states that there is only one. Many of the treasuries contain stone from their native land. The current choice of III is based on the compatibility of stone there with stone in Albania. The foundation is mainly flat except for the front wall, which joins II and IV. It is therefore hard to see, shown best in overhead views. The front wall projects farthest forward of all the front walls, in some photographs being the only visible part of the foundation. It appears as a gap in others.