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Kapsalia. The temple site lies on a rock ledge one English mile south-east of Gallinoporni and is surrounded by a mighty wall, still partly standing. The area is trapezoidal, with a longest side of c. 75 m. The earth is nowhere deeper than c. 0.5 m. A well is present. Scattered statue fragments (Hellenistic and archaic) lie on the ground. The site is partly dug and hardly invites further digging. C. 100 m. north of this site lie two large caves which appear to be natural. Some signs indicating that the stone has been worked. No pottery.
Tenna lies below Kapsalia and is the city to which the temple site belonged. It is extensive and stretches all the way down to the sea, where numerous Hellenistic house foundations and a great deal of … continues
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