The ones who arrive by land may mistake the sea as a lake. The local sailors open to the high seas only through a narrow passage. Therefore, the ships of the region are perfectly protected against the rage of storms. This observation is indeed misleading, because we are also aware of the shipwrecks within the region. Our study area for today is located in such an enchanting atmosphere.
Ruins attract attention just on the coast.
However, these ruins do not pose a structure that can explain this magnificent underwater wall. Marble pieces here and there and partially collapsed walls are noticed. When we go towards the upper part of the ruins at the north, the traces of structures in this small area discontinue. Ceramic material is a material of usage, which has not lost its importance even today when all kinds of plastic materials exist. Amphorae used as load carrying vessels during centuries, tiles that provide the water-proof of the roofs of the houses and materials such as pitchers, carafes and plates facilitating daily life used to be manufactured solely from ceramic until very recently.