74. Five-aisle basilica and small baptistery

Creator	Keefe, Susan
Date Accessioned	2017-07-31T19:54:39Z
Date Available	2017-07-31T19:54:39Z
Date Issued	July 7, 2005
xmlui.metadata.dc.identifier.uri	http://hdl.handle.net/11258/36173
Description	From Dr. Keefe's journal: "On to Aigosthena. Incredible views of Corinthian Gulf as we did hairpin turns to get there. The place was marked 'Ancient Christian Basilica' and, as book plan showed, there was a pretty, tiny Byzantine church built right over nave of ancient church of 5 aisles. All 5 aisles can be made out + apse + baptistery wonderfully preserved on south side w/font still there (sunken - hexagonal inside octagon inside square + trapezoidal annex to east of baptistery room... What amazed me was how small the ante-room before the baptistery was + how small the bap. itself was!"
xmlui.metadata.dc.description.sponsorship	Duke Divinity Library
Subject	Archaeology
Subject	Church
Subject	Baptistery
Subject	Baptismal Font
Title	74. Five-aisle basilica and small baptistery