The situations we face during our visits to known and unknown archaeological sites troubles us seriously…
The Acropolis of Armenon
The Acropolis of Armenon is located right above a series of ancient quarries and the Drakospita of Styra. It’s an observation point for the South Euboic Golf and the Aegean Sea.
There is a prehistoric megalithic construction, Pyli, along with fortifications of the same period.
On the central rock the newer fortifications of the Acropolis are turning day by day to piles of stones. The main entrance is covered under these rubbles.
An arch-top construction similar to the Fragkoklissia of Kaisariani, is also falling apart from the goats, sheep and people climbing on top of it.
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| Pyli of Armenon. |
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| View of Agios Nikolaos Chapel from the top of the Acropolis. |
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| The Agios Nikolaos Chapel. |
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The arch-top construction and the fortifications turning to piles of stones.
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| Newly collapsed part of the arch-top construction. |
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