Tiryns South Gallery

Tiryns South Gallery

The best preserved gallery of the citadel is the south gallery(or galaria).

The south gallery is 1.65m wide and cuts through the external wall that is 11m thick in that area. The side openings led to corbelled store rooms which served as cisterns.

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Architecture Bronze Age Citadel Corbel Construction Mycenaean Original Photo Peloponnese Tiryns

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