- The remnants of an ancient theater at the Archaeological Site of Thorikos, surrounded by greenery and offering views of the Aegean Sea ©Greeka.com.
- Palyvou, C. 2001, ‘Notes on the geometry of the ancient theatre of Thorikos’, Archäologischer Anzeiger 2001/1, 45-58.
- The theater of Thorikos dates to the end of the Archaic era between 525 and 480 B.C. But that is not its only distinction.
- The Thorikos theater dates to the end of the Archaic Age (between 525-480 BC) and is considered the oldest surviving theater in Greece.
- The theater of Thorikos is now barely visible, with part of the steps recovered and restored to its legibility, starting from the stage.
- It is no wonder that Thorikos, this advantageous place that also stretches east to the sea was inhabited as early as the Neolithic era (4,500 BCE).
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- The almost forgotten archaeological site of Thorikos is well worth a visit! It features an imposing theater, a Mycenaean citadel (acropolis and two tombs)...
- So if you are ever in Lavrio and they have a concert on at The Ancient Theatre of Thorikos ...