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EARLY CHRISTIAN BACILICA OF ST. ANDREW AT ERESOS
Three-aisled basilica, now completely ruined. The floors of the narthex and the middle aisle are covered with interesting mosaics, decorated with animal figures, floral motives and geometric patterns. A square space at the south end of the narthex probably gave access to the gallery through a staircase. Several graves have been uncovered in the eastern part of the basilica, while a large number of architectural members lie in the south aisle, which is paved with clay plaques. The apse of an earlier building has come to light to the SW of the three-sided apse of the basilica.
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EARLY CHRISTIAN BACILICA OF ST. ANDREW AT ERESOS
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