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English: Three female statues and a Herme were found along with architectural elements on the plain between the northwest slope of the Small Castle and the port. The structure consisted of a three-stepped and approximately square planned infrastructure and a superstructure supported by eight Ionic columns. The surface of the conical roof was decorated with a "fish scale" motif. This structure was built in the 1st century BC. Two different views have been put forward regarding the function of the building. It most probably was a burial monument. It was largely submerged when I visited.
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