Outcropping of native rock behind the Archaic Peribolos Wall of polygonal masonry. In left foreground, outer face of the Late Roman Fortification Wall. In the upper left, part of the Archaic Temple.
Wall of polygonal masonry north of the Propylon of the Eleusinion. Above and to right, part of the Propylon and the Stoa. Lower right, part of outer face of the Late Roman Fortification Wall.
Late Roman Fortification Wall overlying the foundations of the Propylon of the Eleusinion. The stele marked "C" is I 4713. Cf. 1997.15.0121, for a view after removal of the wall.
Actual state plan of the Panathenaic Way and the Late Roman Fortification Wall with the Towers W2 and W3 indicated and their relation with the Southeast Temple. Also the Southeast Stoa as revealed by the excavation in Coletti Garden. Note also the Crossroad Shrine by the Tower W2.
In the foreground, the great northern peribolos wall. Behind it, foundations of the Archaic Temple. In middle distance, back wall of the Stoa. At right, west peribolos wall and the Late Roman Fortification Wall.
Building north of the Eleusinion, Storerooms 2 and 3 on the west side of the lower terrace. At left, the Late Roman Fortification Wall. At lower right, great Retaining Wall. The tree grows in the "Street" of the Poros Aqueduct.
