Bouthroton - 12 Theatre Panorama

Bouthroton - 12 Theatre Panorama

The theater at Bouthroton (Butrint) was originally constructed in the mid-3rd century BCE during the Hellenistic period. Built into the hillside between the Sanctuary of Asclepius and a Greek stoa, its initial construction date is firmly established by a dedicatory inscription and numerous manumission texts carved onto the western parodos and diazoma.
The complex was later significantly remodeled, expanded, and given a monumental stone stage building by the Romans during the imperial era.

Bouthroton, Vlorë County, Albania. 2013
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Βουθρωτόν, κομητεία Vlorë, Αλβανία. 2013

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