Rafina archaeological dig to get new lease of life

The project recently received the approval of the Central Archaeological Council and the aim is to eventually turn over the completed excavation – now abandoned – to the local community in Rafina.
The Roman remains on the site are believed to be attached to a wealth of other structures, at several different levels and eras of construction, including baths with surviving tiled floors, a cryptoporticus and tank, a pottery kiln and an ancient Roman agricultural villa and attached facilities for processing agricultural produce from its estate.

source: ΑΜΝΑ